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.
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.
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 Glamour Boys' head coach has revealed his tactical vision for the rising star, suggesting the youngster will take on a multifaceted role this season. The 20-year-old was the standout performer in the Amakhosi's pre-season triumph on Sunday, putting himself firmly in contention for a key role in the upcoming campaign.
Amakhosi concluded their pre-season preparations with a hard-fought victory as they overcame Scottland FC to clinch the Toyota Cup. Head coach Fernando Da Cruz was left to reflect on a positive result, though concerns remain over the fitness of key defender Bradley Cross following his early withdrawal.
The Amakhosi vice-captain has hailed the club's recent pre-season tour of Spain as the perfect preparation for a silverware-laden campaign. The Soweto giants are looking to build on their third-place finish and finally end their long wait for a league title.
The Amakhosi legend has delivered a stinging critique of the club's tactical direction under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz. Despite the Soweto club securing the 2026 Toyota Cup with a victory over Zimbabwean side Scottland FC, the former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper remains unconvinced by the style of play on display.
The visitors’ boss has offered glowing praise for Amakhosi following their closely contested Toyota Cup encounter on Sunday afternoon. Despite his side falling to a narrow defeat, the Zimbabwean tactician was left impressed by the structural discipline displayed by the Soweto giants.
A new era officially got underway at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium as Amakhosi faithful turned out in numbers to watch the club's new head coach patrol the touchline for the first time. The packed venue witnessed an encouraging performance from the Soweto giants, as they lifted the pre-season trophy and built momentum ahead of what promises to be a demanding 2026/27 campaign.
The Soweto giants legend Frank Makua has reached out to the new head coach with a clear message regarding the immense pressure that comes with the hot seat at Naturena. As the Glamour Boys prepare to kick off their 2026/27 campaign, the former midfielder insists that the typical excuses afforded to new coach will not fly with the demanding Amakhosi faithful.
Amakhosi coach has laid down the marker for the upcoming campaign, insisting that the club must aim for every available trophy. The French tactician is under no illusions regarding the scale of the task ahead as he looks to end the trophy-less misery for the Soweto giants.
GOAL brings you all the available details on the Toyota Cup game between The Glamour Boys and Mabviravira at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Phokeng. This will be Amakhosi's final preparation match ahead of the start of the PSL season on August 1.
Amakhosi faithful have grown increasingly restless during a surprisingly quiet transfer window, but club legend Frank Makua believes the French tactician is taking a measured approach. The former midfielder suggests that the new head coach could be prioritising a full evaluation of his current roster before diving back into the market.
Amakhosi head coach has made it clear that strengthening the attack remains a priority, insisting the club still needs reinforcements in the final third. Speaking ahead of the upcoming Toyota Cup, the Frenchman explained that while the squad has made significant progress defensively, the next phase of the team's development will depend on adding greater attacking variety.
The Soweto giants' head coach has provided an update on the futures of the Amakhosi duo, confirming both players are surplus to requirements at Naturena. Neither player was included in the club’s recent pre-season tour of Spain, and Da Cruz has now publicly explained why they have been sidelined from the first-team set-up.
