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Premier Soccer League

Premier Soccer League news

Dr. Irvin Khoza, PSL

PSL 2026/27 season launch date revealed

The South African League has reportedly officially mapped out the road for the upcoming campaign, confirming a significant shift in the traditional season-opening schedule. Fans will not have to wait much longer for the return of domestic action, as the league prepares for a packed calendar following recent international disruptions.

Kaizer Motaung Jr, Khanyisa Mayo and Thabo Cele, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs revive scouting networks in Zimbabwe

Amakhosi appear to be reviving their famous scouting network in Zimbabwe, as football manager Bobby Motaung has been spotted in Harare multiple times. The Glamour Boys' power broker is reportedly working on securing fresh talent from local moneybags, Khama Billiat's current team, ahead of the upcoming campaign.

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Thabo Moloisane and Hugo Broos, Bafana Bafana

Chiefs confirm first signing for new season

The Soweto giants have wasted no time in making their intentions clear for the upcoming campaign by officially confirming their first acquisition of the transfer window. Amakhosi are looking to overhaul a squad that has struggled for consistency, and the arrival of a proven Premier Soccer League performer marks a significant statement of intent from the Naturena hierarchy.

Thabang Monare, Sekhukhune United

Ex-Pirates midfielder: 'I am not retiring'

Thabang Monare is not ready to hang up his boots just yet, with the veteran midfielder insisting he still has plenty to offer the South African game. Despite being a free agent following his departure from Sekhukhune United, the former Buccaneers star believes his physical condition remains at a premium level.

Fernando Da Cruz of Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs announce familiar face as new head coach

After weeks of speculation Amakhosi have officially ended their search for a new permanent manager by appointing Fernando da Cruz as the man to lead the club forward. The 53-year-old French tactician, who is no stranger to the Naturena setup, has signed a two-year contract with an option for a further year as the club looks to build on their third place finish in last season's PSL.

Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs, April 2026

Ben Youssef lays down 5 player transfer blueprint for Chiefs

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.

Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns

Cardoso on Sundowns leadership: 'Football is emotional'

The Brazilians tactician has pulled back the curtain on the internal dynamics at Chloorkop, highlighting the vital role of the club's leadership in their continental success. Following a season that saw Masandawana reclaim their throne as the kings of Africa, the Portuguese coach emphasised that the psychological environment fostered by the hierarchy was just as crucial as the work done on the training pitch.

Brayan Leon, Mamelodi Sundowns, February 2026

Brayan Leon warns Sundowns rivals - 'If I scored 15 in half a season, I know I can do much better in a full one'

Downs' Colombian goal poacher has sent a chilling warning to his domestic and continental rivals following a sensational debut half-season at Chloorkop. The Colombian marksman, who has quickly established himself as the most feared forward in the Premier Soccer League, believes his current goal-scoring exploits are merely the tip of the iceberg ahead of a full campaign in South Africa.

South Africa Training And Press Conference - FIFA World Cup 2026

Goss defends Broos after Bafana World Cup loss

The Sundowns goalkeeper has leaped to the defence of the national team coach following a wave of criticism in the wake of South Africa's opening World Cup defeat. The Belgian mentor has come under fire for his tactical approach after the national team slumped to a 2-0 loss against tournament co-hosts Mexico at the iconic Estadio Azteca.