The veteran playmaker has been advised to call time on his international career following a disappointing end to his 2026 World Cup journey after he saw his tournament cut short by a red card and a subsequent three-match FIFA ban. The global tournament came shortly after his CAF Champions League winning club had announced a one year contract extension for the 36-year-old.
The Mamelodi Sundowns veteran has heaped praise on the Bafana Bafana stars Ime Okon and Mbekezeli Mbokazi for their breakout performances at the ongoing global showpiece. The Brazilians stalwart believes the national team’s defensive future is in safe hands after the duo emerged as two of the tournament's most promising talents.
Amakhosi legend Tefu Mashamaite has thrown his weight behind the new recruit, insisting the defender is the ideal candidate to fill the void left by the 22-year-old. Following McCarthy’s recent move to Azerbaijan, the pressure is on the new arrival to solidify a backline that is undergoing a significant transition under new leadership.
The former Premier League and Ivory Coast star Salomon Kalou has thrown his weight behind The Glamour Boys reclaiming their status as the kings of South African football. The Champions League winner believes that a resurgence from Amakhosi is exactly what the domestic game needs to elevate the standard of the Betway Premiership.
The former Kaizer Chiefs coach has provided a blueprint for Mzansi football to elevate itself to the level of the world's elite following Bafana Bafana's recent exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The German tactician believes that a fundamental shift in how the country identifies and develops talent is the only way to ensure more than just a fleeting presence on the grandest stage.
The Buccaneers right-back has opened up about the pride of being part of the South African squad that broke new ground at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His reflections come after a landmark campaign in which he also celebrated a domestic treble with the Soweto giants, capping off a season filled with unforgettable milestones.
The retired South African star has sensationally claimed that Broos has reached the end of the road with the national team. Despite the Belgian coach guiding the side back to global relevance, Modise insists that the recent World Cup exit has exposed clear tactical ceilings.
The South African Football Association is facing increasing pressure to clarify the future of Broos following Bafana's historic exploits at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite persistent rumours linking Mosimane with the national team hot seat, former coach Innocent Mayoyo has staunchly defended the Belgian's record.
The ex-Bafana star has offered a mixed review of South Africa’s 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign following their elimination at the hands of Canada. While the retired defender praised the team's historic progression to the knockout rounds, he admitted that a lack of attacking intent proved to be their undoing on the global stage.
South Africa head coach Hugo Broos has lifted the lid on the internal tactical and psychological reset that saved the national team’s historic 2026 World Cup campaign. Following a bruising opening night, the Belgian tactician staged a high-stakes intervention that transformed his squad from stage-fright victims into knockout-stage contenders.
The Belgian tactician believes South Africa have laid the perfect foundation to conquer the continent following their historic run at the ongoing global showpiece. After reaching the knockout stages for the first time, the 74-year-old is now shifting his focus toward securing silverware at the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations.
As uncertainty continues to surround Hugo Broos' future, South Africa's Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture has already thrown his support behind the man he believes should take Bafana into a new era. Following the national team's historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, the Minister insists there is 'only one man' fit to succeed the Belgian.
South Africa's head coach has offered his assessment of the 21-year-old's imminent move to the Belgian Pro League. The Orlando Pirates sensation is on the verge of a lucrative switch to Royale-Union St Gilloise following a stellar domestic season and an eye-catching World Cup campaign.
In a statement released online the Soweto club confirmed all the fevered speculation was correct and the 21-year-old was getting his dream move to Europe. They also revealed that the deal had already been concluded before Mofokeng left for the World Cup but was kept quiet to allow the youngster to focus on the tournament.
With multiple media outlets reporting the youngster is finalising a deal to move to Belgium champions Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Blues legend Salomon Kalou has thrown his weight behind the 21-year-old, insisting the youngster has the quality and technical ability to thrive in any European league.
Shortly after news broke that the renowned coach was one of 80 applicants received by the South African Football Association (SAFA) for the soon-to-be vacant head coach role, he aired his views on South Africa's exit from the tournament on Smash Sports and broke down, in hindsight, what he would have done differently.
