The Prosport International chief has addressed a wave of speculation linking the current Golden Arrows head coach with a move to Naturena for next season. It is believed the Soweto giants are currently searching for a long-term leader to advance the project initially begun under Nasreddine Nabi and now overseen by co-coaches Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze, the Tunisian's former assistants.
Amakhosi's hopes of a back-door entry into the premier continental competition have been dashed following reports that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has hit the brakes on its proposed tournament expansion. The Soweto giants were set to be the primary beneficiaries of a plan to increase continental representation for Africa's top-ranked leagues, but logistical hurdles have now forced a major rethink.
The Glamour Boys former midfielder has thrown his weight behind the current squad, insisting that they are destined to secure a third-place finish in the Betway Premiership. The icon of the 70s era believes the club’s recent rebuilding efforts have finally yielded a team capable of fending off any challengers for the final continental qualification spot.
The Amakhosi co-coach has lauded his side’s fighting spirit following a pulsating 1-1 draw against the Brazilians on Wednesday night. The tactician described the encounter as a "cup game" atmosphere as his side dented the log leaders' title charge in a fiery Betway Premiership clash.
Wednesday night's league games all ended in draws of various hues. None of Usuthu, Rise and Shine or Natal Rich Boyz managed the wins they needed to advance their season ambitions. Earlier, in the delayed game from Tuesday, Babina Noko stamped their authority on relegation threatened Chilli Boys for the only win of the day.
The Soweto giants coach has officially thrown down the gauntlet to the Belgian mentor regarding the international future of the experienced goalkeeper. As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, the Bucs shot-stopper has become the subject of intense debate following his consistent exclusion from the national setup.
The Buccaneers ex-star has thrown his support behind the Amakhosi legend to make a stunning return to Naturena. With the Glamour Boys expected to reshuffle their technical team at the end of the season, the retired player believes the tactician’s recent exploits have proved he is the ideal person to bring the four-time champions back to their former glory.
The Rockets chairman has broken his silence regarding the long-term future of Amakhosi legend in the club's dugout. The veteran forward's path to the permanent hot seat has met a significant roadblock.
The Soweto giants are set for a high-stakes showdown with the Chloorkop outfit, a clash that could define their pursuit of continental football. With the race for a CAF spot reaching boiling point, Amakhosi star Thabo Cele has issued a bold warning, insisting the Glamour Boys are ready to snatch all three points from Masandawana as they look to secure third place.
The Glamour Boys have been hit with a significant setback in their quest for continental football as the vice-captain looks set to miss the rest of the 2025/26 campaign. The versatile defender has been a mainstay in the Amakhosi backline, and his absence comes at a critical juncture for the Naturena-based giants.
AmaKhosi are preparing for a significant leadership shake-up at Naturena as the club looks to stabilise its executive structure. Reports suggest that a familiar face is set to take the reins as the new executive boss, to steer the four-time PSL champions to the pinnacle of the South African game.
Amakhosi's captain has weighed in on the influential role his side could play in determining the Betway Premiership champions. As the season approaches its conclusion, the Glamour Boys find themselves in a unique position to dictate the fortunes of the league's frontrunners.
The Rockets tactician has admitted that his side’s inability to address long-standing defensive vulnerabilities ultimately cost them the chance to lift the Cup. The 2018–19 winners fell to a 2-1 defeat against Durban City in Polokwane on Saturday, extending a miserable run of form for the Mpumalanga-based outfit.
The former Amakhosi captain has spoken candidly about the intense scrutiny and fan hostility he faced during his final chapters at Naturena. Despite being a polarizing figure among the the Glamour Boys faithful, the midfielder insists the negative atmosphere only served to harden his resolve before his move to Europe.
The Babina Noko midfielder has issued a firm warning regarding the future of South African football, insisting that the country must do more to retain its top coaching talent. The PSL veteran highlighted a worrying trend of local tactical experts seeking opportunities abroad rather than staying to develop the next generation of domestic stars.
History beckons for City as they prepare for a defining Ke Yona showdown against the Rockets at Peter Mokaba Stadium. The man at the helm of the Durban-based outfit is determined to lean on the grit, resilience, and steel that have fuelled their fairytale run, as they bid to etch their name into the history books with a landmark piece of silverware.
The Glamour Boys were expected to collect their first-ever victory over the Premier Soccer League debutants, but things took an unexpected turn. The Soweto giants were undone by their hosts, ending their recent run of seven league outings without defeat.
The Amakhosi legend has stepped in from his role as assistant coach at a pivotal moment for the Mpumalanga club, as they look to salvage their season with silverware. Fully aware of the challenges facing the Rockets, the man in charge remains determined to put the campaign’s struggles behind them by delivering glory in the Ke Yona final.
Although eyes are firmly on the Premier Soccer League title race between Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates, there are other stakes to be fought for by other teams across the table. Kaizer Chiefs are eyeing a top-three finish that will hand them a CAF Confederation Cup ticket as other teams battle for top-eight finishes.
Sekhukhune United looked well on course for a top-three finish and a place in continental football for much of the season. However, a disappointing second half of the campaign has seen Babina Noko lose momentum at the worst possible time, putting their CAF Confederation Cup ambitions under serious threat. The slump ultimately prompted a change in the dugout, and the new man at the helm has openly acknowledged the magnitude of the challenge as he looks to steady the ship.
Former top-flight head coach has broken his silence following his sudden departure from the club, admitting that being denied the chance to lead his team into a cup final is a bitter pill to swallow. The 43-year-old tactician was relieved of his duties by the chairman this week, ending a nearly two-year tenure just as the club reaches the business end of the season.
The Super Eagles goalkeeper is currently a free agent after his surprise departure from Chippa United in February. Since then, he has been linked with several clubs, with Amakhosi reportedly emerging as the most prominent suitor.
The South African football icon has shared his thoughts on the intense battle for the Betway Premiership title as The Buccaneers and The Brazilians go head-to-head. With the season reaching its final stages, the legendary figure has weighed the prospects of his former club against the dominant force from Pretoria.
The season is almost ending, with clubs working harder to deliver what they promised at the start of the campaign. The Soweto giants are among those hoping to go all the way in the South African top-flight football despite the stiff competition from defending champions Masandawana.
Things couldn’t be heating up more at the summit, with the Soweto giants storming back to the top of the Premier Soccer League table with a two-point lead, albeit with the Brazilians still holding two games in hand. Abdeslam Ouaddou’s charges have turned up the heat, cranking up the pressure and laying down a serious marker to their title rivals as the race tightens.
The 29-year-old goalkeeper is currently unattached as he carefully weighs up his next move after parting ways with Chippa United. He has listed South Africa as a preferred destination, fuelling speculation about a potential switch. This comes amid reported interest from Amakhosi, who have recently been grappling with a goalkeeping crisis.