Former Sea Robbers midfielder Sifiso Myeni has raised serious concerns regarding the club's strategy following the high-profile departure of the 21-year-old. The playmaker left a significant void in the Buccaneers' attacking department after securing a move to Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise and despite being very active in the transfer market, the club is yet to fill the creative midfield role.
The Soweto giants’ icon Tlou Segolela has laid down the gauntlet for the 24-year-old, challenging the winger to prove that his stellar performances last season were no coincidence. Despite a historic treble-winning campaign with the Buccaneers, Appollis found himself overshadowed by teammate Relebohile Mofokeng during the end-of-season awards ceremony.
The Buccaneers have been warned that their marquee striker signing could struggle to make an impact if the club fails to address a growing creativity crisis. Former Pirates striker Andries Sebola believes the Norwegian forward has all the physical attributes to succeed in the Betway Premiership but is concerned about the lack of service following the key departure of Relebohile Mofokeng.
Bucs winger has sent a clear message to the rest of the continent, insisting that the Sea Robbers are ready to reclaim their status as African royalty. Following a historic domestic season, the Bafana Bafana international believes the Soweto giants have everything required to finally secure their elusive second star.
The Soweto giants goalkeeper has delivered a reality check to his teammates, warning that the blueprint used to secure last season's historic treble must evolve for the new campaign. The Buccaneers are gearing up to defend their domestic crown, but Chaine insists they must continue raising their standards ahead of their season.
The former Kaizer Chiefs co-coach is adamant that his tactical evolution can keep the club among the South African elite this season. The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in implementing a more expansive philosophy as he looks to build on the foundations laid during the club's debut top-flight campaign.
The Soweto giants have already added to their squad in the current transfer window, but Amakhosi legend believes the club cannot afford to stop there. The iconic midfielder insists the Glamour Boys must continue strengthening their squad if they are to match the quality and depth of South Africa's top sides.
The team’s former skipper Lucky Lekgwathi has boldly predicted that the Buccaneers will dominate South African football once again by securing a sensational treble repeat. As the Betway Premiership prepares for kick-off this weekend, the legendary defender believes the Soweto giants have everything in place to maintain their domestic stranglehold.
The 26-year-old has officially ended his tenure with the Soweto giants after sealing a permanent switch to a coastal club. Despite attracting interest from several rival Premier Soccer League outfits, the Buccaneers midfielder opted for familiar surroundings as he looks to reignite his career and rediscover his best form.
The new Amakhosi tactician has issued a firm rebuttal to those questioning his suitability for the role following a significant period away from club management. The 53-year-old Frenchman is preparing to lead the Glamour Boys into a new era starting with their league opener against Kruger United on Saturday evening.
The veteran coach has lifted the lid on the club's decision to pass on the opportunity to sign a former Kaizer Chiefs defender. Despite the player's pedigree and long-standing history at Naturena, the Winelands outfit opted against a permanent deal following a trial period.
Stellies coach has admitted that the club may be powerless to stop the star winger from joining the Glamour Boys. The Amakhosi have been aggressively pursuing the 21-year-old talent as they look to bolster their attacking options ahead of the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season.
The Village Boys coach has sent a bold warning to Amakhosi, claiming the Soweto giants are the ideal opponents for his side's historic top-flight debut. The newly promoted outfit is set to welcome the Glamour Boys to the Mbombela Stadium in what Mongoya views as a tactical opportunity to catch a transitioning giant off guard.
The Amakhosi tactician has provided a detailed update on the fitness of the 24-year-old, as the defender nears the end of a gruelling one-and-a-half year absence. The towering centre-back has been sidelined since March 2025, leaving supporters anxious for his return to the heart of the defence.
Amakhosi legend Fees Moloi has launched a scathing attack on the new head coach, accusing the Frenchman of already preparing the ground for failure. The former striker believes the current rhetoric coming out of Naturena is a worrying carbon copy of the previous regime.
Retired midfield star Tlou Segolela has laid down the gauntlet to the club's emerging talents following the 21-year-old’s high-profile move to Europe. As the Buccaneers prepare for a new era without their talismanic "President yama2k", the challenge is now for the next generation to prove that the Soweto giants are more than just a one-man show.
The Buccaneers head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has heaped praise on his new recruit, suggesting that the path to international stardom is already being paved for the club's young defenders. The Moroccan tactician believes that the internal culture at the Buccaneers is perfectly designed to transform local gems into global stars.
Bucs midfield sensation has broken his silence regarding the intensifying speculation linking him with a high-profile move to Europe. The South African international has become the subject of intense transfer talk following a historic season both domestically and on the global stage.
The opening weekend of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season is set to deliver an intriguing narrative as the former coaching partners prepare to face off with their new teams. After guiding Amakhosi to a third-place finish last term, Kaze and Ben Youssef were replaced by Fernando Da Cruz, leading them to embark on new individual journeys with Sekhukhune United and Durban City respectively.
Downs' latest recruit has laid down a marker following his high-profile move to Chloorkop, insisting he has no intention of simply being a squad player. The 23-year-old midfielder arrives at the reigning South African champions with a reputation as one of the country's brightest talents and a hunger for major silverware.
The Glamour Boys legend has identified the young talent he believes will transform Amakhosi into genuine title contenders this season. The former midfielder is convinced that the 2024/25 campaign will be the turning point for a rising star who has already started making headlines in pre-season.
Former Magesi FC head coach Allan Freese has waded into the debate surrounding the PSL’s end-of-season awards, claiming that Amakhosi’s latest acquisition was unfairly overlooked. While Relebohile Mofokeng took home the top honours, Freese believes the current voting system inherently disadvantages those playing in the defensive third.
The Soweto giants’ tactician has broken his silence regarding the controversial comments that suggested he could walk away from the club at the end of last season. After leading the Buccaneers to the Betway Premiership title in May, the Moroccan manager had sparked major concern among the Ghost by hinting that a lack of energy might force him to step down.
The former Amakhosi boss has warned the new boss about the psychological hurdles he will face at Naturena. As the Frenchman prepares for his first full season in charge of the Soweto club, the legendary former coach believes that tactical prowess alone will not be enough to satisfy the demanding fanbase and achieve success.
The Sea Robbers skipper has laid down a significant marker ahead of the new campaign, insisting that nothing short of total dominance will be acceptable for the Soweto giants. After a historic season that saw the Buccaneers secure three major trophies including an elusive league title, the defender believes the club must now maintain those elite standards to satisfy their massive fan base.
The Buccaneers head coach has detailed the strategic thinking behind the club’s surprise acquisition of a Norwegian striker. The 27-year-old marksman arrives at Soweto with a reputation for clinical finishing, a trait the Moroccan tactician believes was missing during the previous campaign.
The attacking midfielder is facing a defining season at Naturena as he looks to cement his place in the starting XI following a testing debut campaign in the Premier Soccer League. After arriving with high expectations from the United Kingdom, the 27-year-old now has the benefit of experience to help him thrive under the club's new technical leadership.
Junior Khanye has sent a clear message to the Amakhosi hierarchy ahead of the 2026/27 season, insisting that the club must strengthen their squad if they hope to challenge for silverware. Despite lifting the pre-season Toyota Cup, the outspoken analyst believes the Soweto giants should use their resources to invest in quality signings capable of taking the team to the next level.
Former Bafana Bafana captain Neil Tovey has praised the decision of South Africa’s ‘Big Three’ to conduct their pre-season preparations in Europe. As Amakhosi, Buccaneers and the Brazilians return from their respective tours, the retired defender believes the gulf in resources is providing them with a distinct competitive edge in domestic competitions.
South African football legend has issued a stern warning to the Buccaneers faithful regarding the arrival of the Norwegian striker. The outspoken former star believes that external appearances can be deceptive and has urged the Soweto giants to provide specific tactical support if the new forward is to avoid a difficult start to life in the Betway Premiership.
