The Soweto giants appear to have unearthed another exciting young talent in the 21-year-old midfielder, whose impressive start to the Premier Soccer League season has quickly caught the attention of fans and pundits alike. The youngster has settled seamlessly into the first team, producing composed performances in the heart of midfield. His displays have already earned widespread praise, with Junior Khanye even drawing comparisons to a Spanish legend.
Bucs captain has issued a significant warning to whoever succeeds the experienced coach as the head coach of South Africa. Following the Belgian's confirmed departure after five successful years, the national team star believes the standard has been set incredibly high for the incoming manager.
The Soweto giants' captain has issued a passionate plea to the club’s supporters, urging them to remain patient with the latest crop of young talent breaking into the first team. Following the successful integration of several academy graduates into the senior squad, the experienced defender is keen to manage the soaring expectations within the fan base.
Ex-Buccaneers star Selaelo Rasebotja has shed light on the transformation that led the Sea Robbers to their first league title in over a decade. The Soweto giants finally ended a 14-year wait for domestic supremacy by dramatically dethroning Mamelodi Sundowns.
The 29-year-old forward has opened up about his departure from the Buccaneers, offering his thoughts on leaving the club before he could etch his name into the record books. The prolific striker recently completed a move to Moroccan outfit Mas Fes after establishing himself as one of Pirates' most reliable goalscorers, but his spell came to an end with him just eight goals short of surpassing the legendary Benedict Vilakazi's club scoring record.
Buccaneers captain Nkosinathi Sibisi has provided an update on the arrival of new Norwegian striker, expressing total confidence that the forward will elevate the team to a new level. Despite the excitement surrounding his marquee move to Soweto, the club is still managing his integration into the first-team setup.
The Sea Robbers skipper has issued a rallying call as the Buccaneers chase a historic fifth consecutive Wafa Wafa trophy. The Soweto giants are gearing up to kick-start their title defence this Saturday, welcoming Durban City to the Orlando Amstel Arena for a mouthwatering quarter-final clash.
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The Citizens defender has broken his silence following a wave of backlash from the Buccaneers supporters over his controversial comments. The centre-back insisted that his claim regarding the Soweto giants was never intended to be a slight against the club's prestigious history.
The former Buccaneers star believes a competitive Premier Soccer League will captivate fans this season, tipping the Sea Robbers to defend their crown against a revamped top three. The retired forward, who enjoyed spells with both Soweto giants, expects another close title race following the end of Mamelodi Sundowns' dominance.
The Buccaneers head coach has delivered a glowing tribute to the Belgian tactician following his departure from the South African national team. The Soweto giants mentor praised the veteran coach for his immense contribution to continental football after the 74-year-old officially brought his five-year tenure with Bafana Bafana to an end.
The Buccaneers' latest recruitment drive has thrown up a fascinating backstory following the arrival of the young midfielder. The 23-year-old’s journey to the Soweto giants is a testament to both his individual persistence and a stroke of scouting luck that occurred under highly unusual circumstances.
The ex-Buccaneers' shot-stopper has set his sights on silverware following his recent move to the Limpopo outfit. The 28-year-old has wasted no time in making an impression at his new club after ending a three-season stint with the Soweto giants.
Former Buccaneers defender Innocent Mdledle has thrown his weight behind the club's latest recruitment drive, insisting the Sea Robbers have what it takes to retain their league crown. After ending a 14-year drought last season, the Soweto giants have moved aggressively in the market to bolster their squad for domestic and continental challenges.
In a statement released on Monday, the Premier Soccer League released the dates, kick-off times and venues for the MTN8 quarter-finals and announced a tournament launch will take place on Wednesday, August 5, at the SuperSport Studios at 18:30.
Former Buccaneers captain Happy Jele has issued a reality check to the club's supporters as the Soweto giants prepare for a gruelling return to the Champions League. While excitement is high following their domestic success, the legend believes a measured approach is essential for long-term progress.
The Bloemfontein outfit was held to a draw by the Rockets, who fought back to earn a point. In another encounter, Rise and Shine edged the Natal Rich Boys to get their campaign off to a winning start and secure maximum points. Meanwhile, Cedric Kaze claimed the early bragging rights over Khalil Ben Youssef in the reunion of the former Amakhosi co-coaches. AmaZulu secured all three points against Steliies. Elsewhere, Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys were forced to settle for a goalless stalemate.
Bucs coach has issued a firm plea for patience regarding the development of the midfield sensation following the youngster's standout performance in the 2026/27 season opener. The 21-year-old claimed the Man of the Match award during a dominant 2-0 victory over Milford FC, sparking immediate hype around his potential.
The opening day of the Premier Soccer League got underway without the goal rush many had expected, as teams struggled to find the back of the net. Cedric Kaze wins first round against Khalil Ben Youssef in the Amakhosi reunion. A second-half penalty proved decisive for Usuthu, while Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys had to settle for a share of the spoils after playing out a draw. Elsewhere, Richards Bay, Polokwane City, Siwelele and TS Galaxy will all be eager to kick off their campaigns on a positive note as they battle for valuable opening-day points.
The opening day of the Premier Soccer League got underway without the goal rush many had expected, as teams struggled to find the back of the net. A second-half penalty proved decisive for Usuthu, while Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys had to settle for a share of the spoils after playing out a draw. Attention now turns to another intriguing fixture, where former Kaizer Chiefs co-coaches will go head-to-head from opposite sides of the touchline. Elsewhere, Richards Bay, Polokwane City, Siwelele and TS Galaxy will all be eager to kick off their campaigns on a positive note as they battle for valuable first match points.
The Buccaneers have been warned that their marquee striker signing could struggle to make an impact if the club fails to address a growing creativity crisis. Former Pirates striker Andries Sebola believes the Norwegian forward has all the physical attributes to succeed in the Betway Premiership but is concerned about the lack of service following the key departure of Relebohile Mofokeng.
Bucs winger has sent a clear message to the rest of the continent, insisting that the Sea Robbers are ready to reclaim their status as African royalty. Following a historic domestic season, the Bafana Bafana international believes the Soweto giants have everything required to finally secure their elusive second star.
The opening weekend of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season is set to deliver an intriguing narrative as the former coaching partners prepare to face off with their new teams. After guiding Amakhosi to a third-place finish last term, Kaze and Ben Youssef were replaced by Fernando Da Cruz, leading them to embark on new individual journeys with Sekhukhune United and Durban City respectively.
The Sea Robbers skipper has laid down a significant marker ahead of the new campaign, insisting that nothing short of total dominance will be acceptable for the Soweto giants. After a historic season that saw the Buccaneers secure three major trophies including an elusive league title, the defender believes the club must now maintain those elite standards to satisfy their massive fan base.
The Buccaneers have significantly strengthened their attacking options with the arrival of a Norwegian forward from Sogndal. The 27-year-old represents a major statement of intent from the Premier Soccer League champions as they look to defend their domestic crown while injecting fresh creativity and firepower into their attack following Relebohile Mofokeng's departure.
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