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Michael Madyira

OFFICIAL: Mamelodi Sundowns announce arrival of talented European attacking midfielder ahead of Richards Bay clash

The Brazilians have confirmed their fourth signing of the season after bringing in another Portuguese to Chloorkop. It now remains to be seen if they have made the correct choice as they struggle to break away and take a commanding lead in the Premier Soccer League title race just like they have been doing for the better part of the last eight seasons.

  • Nuno Santos, Mamelodi Sundowns, September 2025Backpage

    Sundowns' fourth signing of the season

    Mamelodi Sundowns have announced the arrival of midfielder Miguel Reisinho as a free agent, having last turned out for Portuguese side Boavista.

    The 26-year-old becomes Maasandawana's fourth signing of the season after also roping in Fawaaz Basadien, Katlego Ntsabeleng and Nuno Santos. 

    Reisinho is now at Sundowns after coach Miguel Cardoso had stated that the player was about to be unveiled by the club. 

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  • Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns, September 2025Backpage

    Have Downs done enough in the transfer market?

    Masandawana have now signed three attacking midfielders and that is expected to make up for the departure of the likes of Neo Maema, Sipho Mbule, Lebohang Maboe, Matias Esquivel and Thembinkosi Lorch. 

    Cardoso will be hoping that with those players, he will have enough depth as Sundowns fight for honours in the Premier Soccer League, CAF Champions League, Carling Knockout and Nedbank Cup. 

  • Mamelodi Sundowns, September 2025Backpage

    Focus on Richards Bay

    After losing to Golden Arrows on Wednesday, Sundowns will be hoping to pick themselves up when they face Richards Bay in a PSL match on Saturday.

    Reisinho could make his debut in that match at Lucas Moripe Stadium and comes in as Masandawana seek to make things right for themselves.