The Soweto giants are reportedly ready to sanction a temporary departure for goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari as the club continues its aggressive overhaul under Fernando Da Cruz. The Rwandan international has seen his stock plummet at Naturena, leading the Amakhosi hierarchy to explore loan options ahead of the new campaign.
Amakhosi legend Tshepo Masilela has raised eyebrows over the club's latest recruitment move, questioning the logic behind the acquisition of the former Babina Noko guardian. Despite the shot-stopper’s recent rise into the Bafana Bafana setup, his arrival at Naturena as a free agent has failed to convince the former Glamour Boys full-back.
The Amakhosi legend Jabu Mahlangu has delivered a blunt assessment of the club's current goalkeeping situation, suggesting that a clear-out is necessary following recent transfer activity. The arrival of Renaldo Leaner has left the Soweto giants’ goalkeeping department overstocked, prompting questions about who will survive the cut under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz.
The Amakhosi legend has sent a clear message to incoming head coach regarding the unique requirements of managing in the Betway Premiership. As the Frenchman prepares to take the reins at Naturena, the former midfielder insists that understanding the local football culture and the natural flair of South African talent will be the deciding factor in the tactician’s success or failure with the Glamour Boys.
The Soweto giants have made a definitive call on the future of the experienced goalkeeper by handing him a new contract to stay at Naturena. The South African international, who has become a fixture in the Amakhosi dressing room, has seen his loyalty rewarded after years of dedicated service to the club.
The Soweto giants have officially secured their first major reinforcement ahead of the new season by bringing in an experienced defender as a free agent. The former Stellenbosch standout arrives at Naturena with high expectations as the Glamour Boys look to build on a solid defensive foundation.
The former Soweto giants co-coach has pulled back the curtain on the recruitment strategy required to return the Glamour Boys to their former glory. Despite leading the club to a third-place finish and continental qualification last season, the Tunisian tactician saw his contract run out, but he has left behind a clear warning for the Amakhosi hierarchy.
The South Africa legend has voiced his frustrations regarding the squad selection for the global showpiece. The nation’s record goalscorer, now coaching Kenya, believes several high-performing stars were unfairly overlooked for the tournament.
The South Africa legend has hit out at the exclusion of Brandon Petersen and Gift Links from the Bafana Bafana squad for the upcoming World Cup. The former Premier Soccer League coach believes that performance on the pitch should always outweigh personal preferences when selecting a national team for the global showpiece.
Following a controversial squad announcement by SAFA and Hugo Broos on Wednesday night, while the nation was glued to their screens, backlash quickly followed over how the six players who missed the final cut were treated. However, amid the outrage, there now appears to be a twist in the tale, with reports suggesting the omitted stars will still travel to the global showpiece.
The Soweto giants have reportedly moved decisively to secure the future of one of their core defensive pillars by handing the experienced centre-back a new long-term deal. The veteran defender has been rewarded for his resilience and leadership at Naturena after overcoming a difficult period to become a vital component of the Amakhosi backline.
The South Africa coach has come under fire after viral footage showed six axed players watching from the sidelines during the national team’s official World Cup send-off. The Bafana Bafana boss opted to take his entire 32-man provisional squad to the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guest House before confirming his final selection for the tournament.
Former South Africa goalkeeper coach Alex Heredia has weighed in on the 31-year-old’s shock omission from Hugo Broos’s final squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite being considered one of the country's elite shot-stoppers, the Kaizer Chiefs man was the high-profile casualty when the Belgian named his final traveling party.
South African national team coach has officially unveiled his 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the return of Masandawana striker serving as the biggest talking point. The forward finds himself back in the international limelight after a difficult period that saw him sidelined during the 2025 AFCON in Morocco.
The Belgian mentor has addressed the controversial decision to exclude the Amakhosi goalkeeper from South Africa’s final 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite a stellar domestic campaign that saw the shot-stopper emerge as one of the best in the Premier Soccer League, the tactician opted for other options for the tournament in North America.
The former PSL coach has offered his verdict on the national team’s goalkeeping debate ahead of the global showpiece, insisting there is very little to distinguish the leading contenders. The experienced tactician believes the race for the back up goalkeeper spots remains finely balanced, adding that the quality gap between the current Kaizer Chiefs and Siwelele goalkeepers is virtually non-existent.
