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  1. Jayden Adams

    Jayden Adams passes away aged 25

    The South African football community is in a state of deep mourning following the tragic news that the 25-year-old midfielder has died. The rising star had only recently returned from representing his country on the global stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and was due to depart for his club's European pre-season tour on Saturday.

  2. Mngqithi explains why he joined Young Africans

    The 55-year-old mentor has officially opened up on his decision to move to the East African side, citing a burning desire to return to the pinnacle of continental football. The former Premier Soccer League tactician arrives in Tanzania with a mandate to restore the club's fortunes in Africa's premier club competition.

  3. Man Utd eye Manu Kone after abandoning Ederson deal

    Manchester United have identified Roma midfielder Manu Kone as their primary transfer target after dramatically collapsing a deal for Atalanta's Ederson. The French international is highly coveted by the Red Devils hierarchy, but the Italian outfit have demanded a premium fee exceeding £45 million to sanction his departure this summer.

  4. Chiefs omit Lilepo from Spain tour

    The Soweto giants have raised eyebrows after omitting a star winger from their high-profile pre-season tour of Spain. The Congolese international, who has been a pillar of the Amakhosi attack, now faces an increasingly uncertain future at Naturena as the club prepares for the 2026/27 campaign.

  5. Harry Kane reflects on 'surreal' golf round with Donald Trump

    Harry Kane has opened up about his "surreal experience" playing a round of golf with United States President Donald Trump in Florida. Speaking ahead of the Three Lions' crucial World Cup quarter-final against Norway, the Bayern Munich striker returned the compliments paid by the president, admitting the 80-year-old politician is a surprisingly good golfer.

  6. Spain's super-sub strikes again! Merino breaks Belgian hearts

    Mikel Merino once again came off the bench to win a game for Spain as the European Champions beat Belgium 2-1 to progress to the semi-finals of the World Cup. La Roja unsurprisingly dominated possession from the first whistle in Los Angeles and, after plenty of patient probing, they took a deserved lead when Fabian Ruiz fired home from close range, after Thibaut Courtois had failed to parry a Dani Olmo shot to safety.

  7. Stay or go? Gibbs-White told Forest can massage No.10 ‘ego’

    Morgan Gibbs-White can see his No.10 “ego” massaged at Nottingham Forest, Reds legend Des Walker has told GOAL, with there no need for a transfer elsewhere to be considered. The England international playmaker is a proven Premier League performer, which means that he inevitably attracts interest, but “main man” status can continue to be enjoyed at the City Ground.