A Buccaneers legend has launched a scathing attack on the Belgian tactician following the announcement of the preliminary squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The retired attacker believes the veteran coach has made several grave errors in his player assessments ahead of the global showpiece.
The future of South African football broadcasting has been handed a major boost following high-level discussions between the top flight league and the French media powerhouse who bought out DSTV. Concerns over the impact the takeover would have on the PSL's lucrative television rights have been widespread after the global broadcaster embarked on aggressive cost-cutting measures.
The Amakhosi rising star has insisted that the weight of his family name does not hinder his performances at the club. The 23-year-old has become a focal point of discussion at Naturena as he looks to forge his own path at the club where his dad achieved legendary status.
Downs veteran has issued a defiant message to his teammates as the Brazilians prepare for a hostile reception in Morocco. Despite facing significant travel complications, the South African giants are determined to protect their slender lead and secure continental glory.
The former Buccaneers winger has thrown his weight behind two of the club's current stars to sweep the individual honours at the end of the campaign. The Siwelele FC attacker believes the level of consistency shown by the duo has placed them head and shoulders above the rest of the Premier Soccer League.
The Amakhosi prospect has spoken candidly about the significant shift in expectations and pressure he has encountered since moving to Naturena. The Amajita star admits that life at one of Africa's biggest clubs has been a steep learning curve following his high-profile transfer.
The Former Sea Robbers striker has launched a stinging attack on the current crop of Buccaneers following their frustrating 0-0 draw against the KZN-based side. The retired marksman believes a lack of tactical discipline and a desire for personal accolades cost the club a vital victory in what was a domestic title-deciding clash.
The Brazilians starlet has emerged as a key target for several clubs following his impressive performances in the DStv Diski Challenge. The young goalkeeper is now being closely monitored by Usuthu and Kruger United as he weighs up his future at Chloorkop.
The talented winger's return to the bright lights of the Premier Soccer League started with a bang, but the former Amakhosi man has since found himself watching from the wings. After a high-profile comeback following a period of rehabilitation, the attacker has struggled to command a regular starting berth under the former Orlando Pirates captain.
The South African contingent in South East Asia continues to shrink following the shock news that former Masandawana star has been released by Nam Dinh FC. The veteran forward becomes the second high-profile Mzansi star to leave the club in as many days, following hot on the heels of a former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder.
Amakhosi have reportedly emerged as shock contenders to secure the signature of the Buccaneers frontman. The 29-year-old is currently spending the second half of the season on loan at the Winelands club, but with his contract situation at Mayfair still unresolved, several clubs are monitoring his situation.
The 26-year-old midfielder's hopes of rebuilding his career in Southeast Asia have ended in disaster after he was officially released by Nam Dinh FC without having played a single minute of competitive football following a nightmare spell dominated by injury.
The Army coach Alexandre Santos has insisted that the continental crown is still within reach for his side despite their 1-0 disadvantage after the first leg at Loftus Versfeld. As they take the Pretoria side back to Rabat, he has a simple message for his team as they seek their first African trophy since 1985.
The Bafana Bafana international did not hold back in clarifying what the future would look like if it were entirely up to him, but the final decision rests with the Chloorkop hierarchy regarding his next step, as his loan spell edges towards its conclusion after a stellar campaign away from his parent club.
Former Buccaneers frontman Phumudzo Manenzhe has sent a clear message to Amakhosi hierarchy regarding their managerial situation. As the 2024/25 campaign draws to a close, the retired striker turned analyst believes the Glamour Boys should resist the urge to overhaul their technical bench once again.
The tactician of the Bloemfontein-based side has opened up on the prospects of retaining the Amakhosi duo beyond the current campaign. The coach admitted that while he values their quality, the final decision remains with the parent club at Naturena.
The Buccaneers icon Tebogo Moloi has made a passionate plea to the club’s hierarchy regarding the future of stagnant playmaker. The gifted midfielder has struggled to make an impact in the Soweto giants' starting XI after a promising start to his tenure with the Black and White.
The Congolese striker is not having a good week despite his goal against AmaZulu. He was sent off for removing his shirt in celebration, then learned he was left out of DR Congo's World Cup squad and now is facing the ire of an ex-pro demanding Amakhosi hit him with a massive financial penalty for his ill-advised goal jubilation.
Former Kaizer Chiefs mentor believes a changing of the guard is finally sweeping through South African football as the domestic season races towards a dramatic climax. The experienced tactician insists the Sea Robbers are well-positioned to land the league title and end years of dominance from their rivals at Chloorkop, although he warns it will be anything but straightforward, with a tough challenge awaiting them on the final day of the campaign.
The Brazilians legend has sent a clear message to the loanee, who is preparing to settle his future ahead of the new season. The former Masandawana captain believes the left-back must prioritise playing time over the prestige of returning to Chloorkop.
The former Premier Soccer League coach has thrown his weight behind the Tshwane giants as they look to conquer Africa this weekend. The veteran tactician believes the Brazilians have what it takes to navigate a treacherous second-leg trip to Morocco and finally add a second star to their crest.
Amakhosi have finally broken a six-year drought by surpassing the 50-point mark in the Betway Premiership, signalling a potential return to the summit of South African football. Following a narrow 1-0 victory over AmaZulu, the co-coach has hailed the progress made by the squad during a transformative campaign.
The Soweto giants captain has fired a defiant rallying cry to the Sea Robbers faithful, insisting the Buccaneers remain firmly on course to end their long wait for league glory. Despite a frustrating stalemate in their final home outing, the skipper maintains that the dream of lifting the Premier Soccer League crown is still very much alive and within reach.
The Tshwane giants stand on the cusp of continental immortality, and a towering figure from the club’s golden era has thrown his weight behind the cause. After grinding out a slender first-leg advantage, the current Portuguese mentor expressed heartfelt appreciation for the backing of the legendary former Masandawana coach.
The 20-year-old South African defender has been nominated as one of the best players in Major League Soccer but needs your votes to make the team which will likely feature stars like Lionel Messi, Son Heung-min and Rodrigo De Paul.
The ambitious Libyan giants are apparently not content with luring Thembinkosi Lorch and Stephane Aziz Ki to Tripoli and have set their sights on two Masandawana players to bolster the South African coach's squad.
The 25-year-old is quickly becoming the first name on the Glamour Boys team sheet. Since making the left-back spot his own, the Amakhosi star has earned rave reviews for his defensive steel and newfound consistency. His rapid rise to prominence has come as no surprise to those who tracked his early development, as he continues to prove he belongs at the highest level in Naturena.
The Sea Robbers star has opened up on the frustration felt within the Buccaneers camp following a damaging goalless draw against the Durban-based outfit. The Soweto giants missed a massive opportunity to tighten their grip on the Premier Soccer League title race in front of a packed Orlando Amstel Arena.
The Sea Robbers’ head coach has praised the progress of the 22-year-old midfielder following his latest Premier Soccer League outing against Durban City. The Bucs youngster has endured a testing debut season in South Africa, but the Moroccan tactician believes he is finally starting to adapt to the demands of the league.
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