The Glamour Boys legend has sent a blunt message to the club’s hierarchy regarding their transfer strategy under new boss Fernando Da Cruz. As the Amakhosi look to rebuild following a disappointing period, the former midfielder insists that another massive overhaul could do more harm than good at Naturena.
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.
Former SuperSport United winger is a man in demand following his historic exploits for Bafana Bafana on the world stage. Despite a lack of regular minutes at Chloorkop, the 22-year-old’s stock has never been higher after helping South Africa break new ground at the FIFA World Cup.
The 21-year-old star has finally opened up about the timeline of his high-profile exit from the Buccaneers, confirming that his future was decided long before it became public knowledge. The Bafana Bafana sensation is preparing for a new life in Belgium after a whirlwind season that saw him become one of the most sought-after talents in African football.
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.
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.
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.
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Amakhosi have officially unveiled their home and away kits for the upcoming season, continuing their high-profile partnership with Italian sportswear brand Kappa. The new designs, launched under the evocative "The Kingdom Rises" mantra, look to blend the club's rich historical legacy with modern lifestyle aesthetics.
A professional soccer player has found himself at the centre of a police investigation following his disappearance and subsequent return home after being missing for a week. Authorities in Mpumalanga are now probing whether the player was abducted or whether he had any involvement in the ransom calls and texts received by his family.
After months of intense speculation, the Usuthu owner is ready to go toe-to-toe with the long-serving incumbent in a high-stakes battle for the soul of South African football this September. Zungu’s decision to take on the establishment signals a potential changing of the guard at Nasrec, as he seeks to disrupt the status quo and usher in a new era for the local game.
The Soweto giants are reportedly ready to sanction a temporary departure for goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari as the club continues its aggressive overhaul under Fernando Da Cruz. The Rwandan international has seen his stock plummet at Naturena, leading the Amakhosi hierarchy to explore loan options ahead of the new campaign.
Downs have emerged as a potential destination for a former Buccaneers defender as the reigning CAF Champions League holders look to bolster their backline. The Nigerian international is currently one of the most high-profile free agents on the market following his departure from Stellenbosch.
As the Soweto giants usher in a new wave of signings following Relebohile Mofokeng's high-profile move to Belgian outfit Union Saint-Gilloise, former Buccaneers winger Bennett Chenene has delivered a clear message, insisting the newcomers must stay true to the playing style that earned them a move to the Sea Robbers.
A light-hearted joke by the 21-year-old has set the internet ablaze as furious fans of the Glamour Boys rush to defend their club. Even though the remark could, at worst be considered a bit of banter, many fans have taken his comment to heart and have come out all guns blazing in response.
Amakhosi legend Tshepo Masilela has raised eyebrows over the club's latest recruitment move, questioning the logic behind the acquisition of the former Babina Noko guardian. Despite the shot-stopper’s recent rise into the Bafana Bafana setup, his arrival at Naturena as a free agent has failed to convince the former Glamour Boys full-back.
The 26-year-old has officially brought the curtain down on his nearly decade-long association with the Buccaneers, completing a permanent move to Siwelele FC. The talented defender, who rose through the ranks at Mayfair, penned a moving tribute to the club he has called home for the past nine years.
Buccaneers icon Lucky Lekgwathi has expressed his support for the midfielder’s unexpected move to Iraqi, following his departure from the Soweto giants. "Master Chef" recently completed a move to Zakho SC as a free agent after the Sea Robbers opted against extending his stay at the club.
Masandawana legend Hlompho Kekana has called for a sensational reconciliation between the club and the 27-year-old. The Brazilian forward is currently embroiled in a bitter legal dispute with the Tshwane giants following his controversial departure last year.
The Sea Robbers could be set for another major blow in the transfer market as speculation regarding the future of star winger reaches fever pitch. Following the high-profile departure of Relebohile Mofokeng to Europe, questions are now being asked about whether the Buccaneers can hold onto another of their prized assets.
The departure of the youngster to Europe marks a significant moment for South African football, but his father believes it should be the start of a wider trend. Having seen his son secure a dream move to Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Sechaba Mofokeng is now calling on the nation's biggest clubs to step up their youth development.
The 25-year-old forward has secured a move away from the Premier Soccer League, joining Israeli outfit Kiryat Yam on a season-long loan. The Bafana Bafana international will be hoping to rediscover the clinical edge that once made him one of South Africa's most exciting attacking talents.
The former Nigerian international has opened up on the high-stakes transfer battle between the Brazilians and the Buccaneers that defined his move to South Africa a decade ago. Despite a difficult stint at Chloorkop, the winger remains adamant that he made the right choice by joining Masandawana over their Soweto rivals.
The former Orlando Pirates star arrives in Belgium with a burgeoning reputation following a breakout stint in the Premier Soccer League and a FIFA World Cup appearance with Bafana Bafana. However, a man who knows the Belgian landscape well has issued a stern reality check about the hurdles that lie ahead for the 21-year-old sensation.
The Amakhosi legend Jabu Mahlangu has delivered a blunt assessment of the club's current goalkeeping situation, suggesting that a clear-out is necessary following recent transfer activity. The arrival of Renaldo Leaner has left the Soweto giants’ goalkeeping department overstocked, prompting questions about who will survive the cut under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz.
Conflicting reports around the circumstances of the incident have emerged online and in the media however, one thing is clear, the 31-year-old Zimbabwe international was not struck when the shooting occurred.
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 Brazilians boss has delivered a firm warning to new arrivals, insisting that no player can afford to be complacent at the Chloorkop-based outfit. As the team assembled for pre-season training, the Portuguese tactician made it clear that representing the reigning African champions requires a specific elite mentality and a relentless work ethic.
With a Premier Soccer League title defence and a top tier continental campaign to fight, the Buccaneers have started re-shaping their squad to prepare for the upcoming season. The latest announcement follows the already reported exits of Relebohile Mofokeng, Bandile Shandu, Sipho Mbule, Tshegofatso Mabasa, Karim Kimvuidi and Gilberto, meaning an astonishing 13 players from their treble-winning squad have left before the new season begins.
Amakhosi have taken another significant step in their squad rebuilding process by confirming the arrival of a high-profile addition to their goalkeeping department. The Naturena-based giants are looking to reclaim their former glory and have identified the shot-stopping ranks as a priority area for improvement ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
