PSL transfer news: Latest rumours from Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns & the rest of the PSL teams

South African decorated coach Pitso Mosimane and Premier Soccer League giants are reportedly ready to bury the hatchet and work together in the future.

Reports indicate that a reunion between the parties is possible despite a controversial fallout that involved a court case over a financial dispute.

Mosimane's exit, which was followed by a move to Al Ahly in 2020, was later overshadowed by a financial battle where the court ruled that the former Orlando Pirates star pay over R7 million to Sundowns.

According to reports, the two parties could reunite next year, as they are ready to overlook the past and work together once again. 

Bafana Bafana star Elias Mokwana has attracted more interest from Middle East clubs, according to Soccer Laduma.

Currently in Morocco for the Africa Cup of Nations finals, Mokwana is on a loan deal at Saudi Arabian club Al-Hazem from Tunisia's Esperance.

It is reported that more clubs are interested in him, and his agents have also responded to the rumours.

"He can attract interest and have the chance of playing in a big club overseas," his agency, Pontsho Madumo of Cream Sport Management, told the publication.

Former Orlando Prstes vpoach Jose Riveiro has been linked with a move to Swedish top-flight league side AIK.

Soccer Laduma reports that the Allsvenskan has listed Riveiro's name at the top of the candidates the club is looking at.

Orlando Pirates target Devin Titus and Premier Soccer League side Stellenbosch have reportedly agreed on a new deal, according to SABC Sports.

Titus, who had attracted interest from the Soweto giants and Egyptian side, Al Masry, was serving the last six months of his contract. 

Stellies believe their academy product is a prized asset, and coach Steve Barker is keen to keep him amid interest from various quarters. 

Orlando Pirates have signed New Zealand international midfielder Andre de Jong from Premier Soccer League side Stellenbosch, according to iDiski Times.

The 29-year-old has been a target for the Soweto giants since September, with coach Abdeslam Ouaddou seeing him as a critical player who can fit in his team seamlessly. 

In his period at Stellies, the attacking midfielder has 19 goals and 11 assists in 114 matches across all competitions. 

In a bid to sharpen their striking department even more, Kaizer Chiefs are understood to have added Ugandan striker Steven Mukwala to their transfer wishlist.

The striker was linked with Amakhosi at the beginning of the season, but he was not signed. However, The Citizen reports indicate that the Naturena giants are still interested in the Simba SC star.

The 26-year-old is an experienced forward, having played for KCCA FC, Maroons FC, and Vipers FC in Uganda, as well as Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko.