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Percy Tau, Relebohile Mofokeng, Oswin Appollis, Njabulo Blom and other superstars who can make big moves in the PSL january transfer window

The 2024-2025 Premier Soccer League January transfer window is fast approaching, and with it comes a flurry of activity as clubs look to strengthen their squads in pursuit of their varying ambitions, both domestically and on the continental stage.

While historically this window may not be the busiest, it has still witnessed some significant player movements, including high-profile transfers like Thembinkosi Lorch’s switch from Orlando Pirates to Mamelodi Sundowns. As the window looms, join GOAL as we delve into the most likely players to make a move, shaping the future of the PSL’s elite teams.

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    Siyabonga Mabena

    At just 17, Siyabonga Mabena is a young prospect with enormous potential, but his path at Mamelodi Sundowns looks uncertain.

    With Miguel Cardoso now at the helm, the coach’s immediate focus is on fielding experienced players in both the PSL and the Caf Champions League.

    This could limit opportunities for the talented Mabena, and he may be forced to seek regular game time elsewhere, either on loan or via a permanent move, to continue his development.

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  • Sipho Mbule, Sekhukhune UnitedBackpage

    Sipho Mbule

    Sipho Mbule’s time at Mamelodi Sundowns has been turbulent, with the midfielder spending this season on loan at Sekhukhune United after being frozen out by former coach Manqoba Mngqithi.

    Once a player is loaned out from Sundowns, the likelihood of a return to the first team diminishes, and Mbule’s future looks increasingly uncertain.

    With his contract set to expire in June next year, the 25-year-old will be free to negotiate with other clubs soon.

    If Sundowns don’t intend to keep him, Mbule could be on his way out.

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    Thabang Matuludi

    Thabang Matuludi has emerged as one of the finest right-backs in the PSL, and it’s hard to argue that he wouldn’t slot into any of the league’s top sides, including Kaizer Chiefs.

    At Polokwane City, however, his full potential is perhaps not being realized, and the 23-year-old could be better suited to a move to a bigger club where his talents can be showcased on a grander stage.

    It’s only a matter of time before Matuludi catches the attention of the PSL’s top teams.

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    Elias Mokwana

    Elias Mokwana, who has been making waves at Esperance in Tunisia, could be on the move after reports surfaced suggesting that the club has failed to meet its financial obligations to the player.

    Despite thriving with the North African giants, Mokwana may decide to make a swift return to the PSL, where clubs like Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns are reportedly keeping a close eye on him.

    His talent and experience would be a great addition to any of the league’s top clubs.

  • Njabulo Blom, Kaizer Chiefs, October 2024Backpagepix

    Njabulo Blom

    Currently on loan at Kaizer Chiefs from Major League Soccer's St. Louis City, Njabulo Blom has been steadily earning more minutes under coach Nasreddine Nabi after a slow start.

    Although he may not have been a regular at Chiefs recently, his development at the club could tempt them to bring him back into the fold on a permanent basis. Blom’s future will depend on his performances and the potential for Chiefs to swoop in once his loan term concludes.

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    Samkelo Zwane

    After delivering a standout performance against Magesi FC in the Carling Black Label Cup, Samkelo Zwane, the Chiefs youngster, has shown glimpses of his immense potential.

    The 22-year-old has struggled for consistent game time at Naturena, and a move elsewhere might offer him the fresh opportunity he needs to truly flourish.

    It’s becoming increasingly clear that a change of scenery could unlock Zwane’s full potential and elevate his career to new heights.

  • Percy Tau, Al Ahly, December 2024Al Ahly

    Percy Tau

    Percy Tau has been a regular feature for Al Ahly in Egypt, but with his contract expiring at the end of the season, the future of the Bafana Bafana talisman remains uncertain.

    As the January transfer window approaches, Tau will be free to negotiate with any club and a return to the PSL is very much on the cards.

    Kaizer Chiefs have been rumored to be in the race for his signature, and with his potential to rekindle his form, a move back to the league could be the perfect next chapter.

  • Relebohile Mofokeng Orlando PiratesBackpagepix

    Relebohile Mofokeng

    Relebohile Mofokeng, the exciting young talent who has already caught the eye of European giants like Barcelona and Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers, is making waves and is unlikely to remain in the PSL much longer.

    While rumors suggest he could move abroad, don’t rule out a potential switch to Mamelodi Sundowns.

    The Pretoria club has a track record of securing top PSL talent, and they may once again flex their financial muscle to land this rising star.

  • Oswin Appollis Polokwane CityBackpagepix

    Oswin Appollis

    Oswin Appollis, a star of Bafana Bafana, is undeniably one of the most coveted talents in the PSL.

    The Polokwane City standout is being heavily linked with a high-profile move to Orlando Pirates, though the Buccaneers will face fierce competition from powerhouses like Kaizer Chiefs and possibly even Mamelodi Sundowns.

    It's clear that Appollis is destined for a bigger stage, and a move to one of the league’s top clubs could elevate his career to new heights.

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