Masandawana has made a definitive decision regarding the future of one of their stars as the 2026/27 campaign approaches. The South Africa international has completed a move to Stellenbosch FC on a season-long loan, bringing an end to the speculation surrounding his role in the Pretoria club's squad.
Masandawana attacker is reportedly set to pack his bags once again as the club looks to facilitate another temporary move away from Chloorkop. Despite arriving with a massive reputation from Europe, the talented attacker has found himself on the fringes of the star-studded Brazilian squad.
Former Amakhosi academy graduate is on the verge of a return to the Premier Soccer League just days after his emotional exit from Naturena. The versatile left-sided player has resurfaced at a rival club where a familiar face is waiting to revitalise his stuttering career.
Looking to sharpen their cutting edge in the final third, the Western Cape outfit has secured the permanent services of former Sea Robbers forward Sinoxolo Kwayiba from Chippa United ahead of the new Premier Soccer League season.
The 34-year-old has opened up about his high-profile move from the Bucaneers to The Maroons, highlighting the major influence of his new club's head coach. The versatile wingback arrives in the Winelands with a wealth of experience, having secured multiple trophies during his successful stint at the Orlando Stadium.
The former Sekhukhune United head coach has put his hand up for the South African national team vacancy after Hugo Broos' impending retirement. The veteran coach also took the opportunity to address mounting speculation regarding his next move at club level.
The former Orlando Pirates star found himself at the centre of intense speculation after his name dominated headlines amid swirling rumours of a controversial switch to Naturena following his departure from the Buccaneers and subsequent loan spell at Stellenbosch. Now a free agent, and after a spell of silence during a media storm surrounding his future, the forward has broken his silence to set the record straight on the Amakhosi links.
The former Buccaneers defender has officially brought the curtain down on his time with the Sea Robbers to embark on a fresh chapter in the Western Cape. The move to Stellenbosch is being hailed as a defining moment for the versatile star as he looks to reinvent himself away from Soweto.
Gavin Hunt has wielded the axe after a disappointing season for the Winelands club that saw them battling relegation in the early part of the season, before going on a run under the veteran coach that saw them fall just short of a top eight finish.
The battle to remain in the top flight remains pretty much as you were with nobody safe, or doomed as yet. In the CAF qualification race though, Arthur Zwane will be regretting his side's inability to put pressure on their rivals for the position.
The Soweto giants locked horns with Stellies at the sold-out Athlone Stadium, desperate for three points to keep their title aspirations alive. The Ghosts are in a heated title race with Masandawana, who are chasing a record ninth league title in a row, while The Ghost are gunning for the title to end their decade-long league drought. On the other hand, the Winelands outfit is on a hunt to finish in the Top Eight after a poor start to the 2025/26 season.
Downs winger is reportedly facing the prospect of another move away from Chloorkop as he struggles to establish himself during his current loan spell. The 26-year-old has found minutes hard to come by since returning to South Africa, leaving his long-term future with the Brazilians in doubt.
GOAL gives you the details to follow the Premier Soccer League clash between the Maroons and Buccaneers at Athlone Stadium on Tuesday night. This is a must win match for the Soweto side if they have any hope of reeling in log leaders Mamelodi Sundowns.
The quest to be crowned Premier Soccer League champions remains an unpredictable battle as the season edges towards its conclusion. With little separating the frontrunners, every result now carries massive weight in a title contest that could swing either way. That only heightens the excitement around the remaining fixtures, especially those involving Masandawana and the Buccaneers.
The Wineland's boss cut a satisfied figure after his side held Mamelodi Sundowns to a 1-1 draw on Wednesday evening in a crucial Betway Premiership match that dented the Pretoria club's title ambitions. While the veteran coach was pleased to take a point off the reigning champions, he insisted the Maroons had the opportunities to secure a late victory.
The Sea Robbers have been putting up a brave fight in their bid to beat Mamelodi Sundowns to the South African top-tier crown. The last time the Buccaneers won the competition was way back in the 2011/12 season, but they have finished second in the last three editions in a row.
