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Brayan Leon, Mamelodi Sundowns

Leon’s instant adaption due to 'friendly' Sundowns locker room

The Colombian forward joined the Tshwane giants earlier in January, and since his arrival, he has made an immediate impact on the pitch, reassuring Masandawana fans that they have secured a genuine goal-poacher. While it can sometimes take players a while to settle, the 25-year-old has beaten the odds. The Sundowns coach noted that his smooth adaptation has been made possible by the 'friendly' and supportive environment at Chloorkop.

Patrice Motsepe, Caf President

Mosimane blasts CAF and Motsepe over AFCON four-year plan - 'I don't agree with the decision'

The two-year tradition is set to end after the 2028 edition, and the decision to shift the continental tournament continues to attract criticism and applause almost in equal measure. For long, African football fans knew that the competition would be held biennially, and this wait will be prolonged given the recent decision made and announced by CAF's president, Patrice Motsepe. Now, one of Africa's most experienced and most respected coaches has shared his concerns, blasting the people in charge at CAF.

Flavio Silva, Etiosa Ighodaro and Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs

‘Chiefs always sign wrong players! Shalulile & Mabasa will solve their problems, Malesela is sending his CV to Chiefs'

The Buccaneers and Mamelodi Sundowns have been active in the transfer market as they continue to reinforce their squads with new signings. In contrast, Amakhosi have remained quiet and are yet to bring in a single player at Naturena. Their inactivity comes at a time when the Glamour Boys are struggling to break into the top three of the PSL standings.

Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns, November 2025

Boost for Sundowns! Masandawana agree deal to sign 20-goal contribution star

In a bid to return stronger and sharper for the second round of the Premier Soccer League campaign, Masandawana have added another arsenal to their striking department. After the departure of Lucas Ribeiro, there were fears Sundowns would struggle to get another equally capable goal-scoring machine, but the Brazilians could prove doubters wrong, given who they signed in the last transfer window. Even before the new signings fully settle, the league's defending champions are set to add another star from South America.

Miguel Cardoso, Ronwen Williams, Peter Shalulile & Nuno Santos, Mamelodi Sundowns 16-9

Sundowns’ 2nd star dream rekindled as Lupopo open new chapter ⭐🏆

Since lifting their first CAF Champions League crown in 2016, the Brazilians have been haunted by the elusive second star. Every season, the ambition burns brighter, yet heartbreak follows. Now, as they gear up to host Lupopo, Masandawana’s quest feels renewed - armed with depth, tactical clarity and continental hunger, this campaign could finally deliver the prize they covet most.

Themba Zwane of Mamelodi Sundowns

Sundowns' predicted XI to face Lupopo: AFCON-hopeful Themba Zwane to make surprise start?

Masandawana host the Railmen at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday as they begin their CAF Champions League Group C campaign. They are keen on making a strong statement, knowing a win would help them stay at par or overtake Al Hilal, who occupy top spot after edging MC Alger on Friday. With home advantage and high expectations on them after last season's near-miss in this tournament, the Tshwane giants will be pushing to seize early control of the group.

Mamelodi Sundowns fans, November 2025

'Pirates to win PSL title on goal difference! Even though Downs were robbed, Malesela is better than Cardoso'

Masandawana were forced to sweat for three points by determined TS Galaxy, who were led by a Kaizer Chiefs academy product. Although it is another win for Downs, Miguel Cardoso's tactics have yet again come under scrutiny, given the display his players showed against the visitors. Struggling against PSL rivals now raises questions on whether the Tshwane giants are indeed ready for the CAF Champions League's gruelling campaign ahead.

Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns, October 2025

Predicting Sundowns' XI against Galaxy - Will Cardoso go all attack in search of goals?

After being held back by Orlando Pirates through Cemran Dansin's spectacular strike, Masandawana are back in action, looking for a return to winning ways. The Tshwane giants hope to win and keep the top position as Bucs, Chiefs, and Sekhukhune United pile pressure on them. In pursuit of a win, Downs will be without Miguel Reisinho, who is suspended, but Teboho Mokoena is back.

Cemran Dansin, Orlando Pirates, November 2025

Dansin stuns Williams as Pirates leapfrog Chiefs after Sundowns clash

Both heavyweights returned to domestic action after contrasting fortunes in the CAF Champions League; while Masandawana advanced to the group stage, Bucs' fate was sealed at the preliminary stage as they were eliminated by Saint-Eloi Lupopo. In a highly charged encounter in Pretoria, the potential title contenders fought aggressively, but none managed to come out victorious.