Masandawana stalwart has set its sights on further continental glory after officially putting pen to paper on a new deal with the Tshwane giants. Despite entering the twilight of his career, the veteran playmaker remains as hungry as ever to cement his legacy at Chloorkop.
The retired South African midfielder has expressed serious concerns regarding the national team's readiness for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. The 2010 veteran believes Hugo Broos’ side has been severely underserved by a preparation schedule that lacked high-profile, elite opposition in the final months of the build-up.
The Buccaneers are preparing to shake up their defensive ranks by making Polokwane City right-back a primary transfer target. The Soweto giants are in the midst of a squad restructuring and view the Limpopo-born star as the ideal addition to their backline.
Mark Williams has come to the defence of the duo, urging South African supporters to get behind their strikers instead of tearing them down. The 1996 Africa Cup of Nations hero believes that both forwards have the quality to shine on the world stage if given the necessary support.
El Tricolor boss has admitted his side face a significant challenge in their 2026 FIFA World Cup opener against Bafana Bafana. The veteran tactician heaped praise on the technical growth of Hugo Broos’ side, describing their current identity as a unique hybrid on the international stage.
The coach has played down concerns regarding their delayed travel schedule ahead of the global showpiece. The South African national team saw their plans thrown into disarray following administrative delays, but the Belgian tactician is adamant that the setbacks will not hamper their quest for global glory.
The Brazilians head Tlhopie Motsepe has opened up on the decision to hand the 36-year-old a new contract extension. The veteran midfielder has committed his immediate future to Masandawana, following another historic season for the Chloorkop-based giants.
South Africa have been handed a stinging reality check ahead of their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign by a true icon of African football. Rabah Madjer, legendary former The Dragons striker who represented Algeria at two World Cups, has voiced serious doubts over the country's ability to compete on the global stage.
South Africa legend Siphiwe Tshabalala has issued a rallying cry to the Burnley striker to use public criticism as fuel for the upcoming global tournament. The 25-year-old has found himself at the centre of a fan backlash following recent performances for the national team.
South Africa head coach is refusing to let off-field chaos derail Bafana Bafana's World Cup ambitions. Despite a series of administrative hurdles that overshadowed their departure, the Belgian tactician is adamant that his squad is ready for the monumental task awaiting them in North America.
The South African national team and the country's football governing body have barely had a chance to catch their breath amid growing backlash from Mzansi football faithful. From the manner in which the travelling squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup was trimmed, to a visa debacle that delayed the team's departure to Mexico, and now a blunder during Friday evening's international friendly against Nicaragua at Orlando Amstel Arena, controversy continues to cloud preparations. What should be a period of excitement and anticipation ahead of the global showpiece has instead been overshadowed by a succession of off-field own goals, with incompetence once again taking centre stage.
Former South Africa international Bernard Parker has raised serious concerns regarding the depth of the team's attacking options as the Mundial approaches. The legendary forward believes a lack of consistency and "hunger" among locally based players could hamper Hugo Broos' side on the global stage.
The South Africa coach has revealed his frustration regarding the preparation schedule for the global showpiece. The Belgian tactician explained why high-profile fixtures against European opposition failed to materialise while making it clear he will not settle for low-ranked sparring partners.
Mexico is facing a major security crisis just days before the opening ceremony as protesters in Mexico City have vowed to derail the tournament's first match. Tensions reached a breaking point on Monday when riot police clashed with demonstrators, leading to the use of teargas and reports of injuries.
A former Orlando Pirates star has voiced growing alarm over the physical condition of the CAF Champions League-winning star, as South Africa gears up for their historic global showpiece. The Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder has been pushed to the limit across a demanding blend of domestic and international commitments, with a gruelling schedule sparking growing fears of burnout even before the tournament kicks off.
The deputy Sport, Arts and Culture minister has launched a scathing attack on the South African Football Association following a humiliating administrative error that delayed the national team’s departure for the World Cup. Hugo Broos' charges were left grounded on Sunday when it emerged that several players and technical staff had not been granted visas for their trip to Mexico.
The Rockets chairman Tim Sukazi has opened up on the strategic decisions made by the club to ensure the defender secured a place in Hugo Broos' final Bafana Bafana squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The boss insists that the player's mid-season move to Mamelodi Sundowns was designed specifically to elevate his profile for the national team.
The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been anything but smooth sailing for the 24-year-old winger whose career once hung by a thread following a period of unemployment and multiple rejections. Now a key figure for Bafana Bafana, the 24-year-old’s rise serves as a testament to resilience after nearly walking away from the game entirely.
Following a controversial squad announcement by SAFA and Hugo Broos on Wednesday night, while the nation was glued to their screens, backlash quickly followed over how the six players who missed the final cut were treated. However, amid the outrage, there now appears to be a twist in the tale, with reports suggesting the omitted stars will still travel to the global showpiece.
The former Bafana star has sensationally called for an official apology to be issued to players left out of the final World Cup squad, insisting the manner of their omission was deeply flawed. The South African legend argues that the public nature of the squad cuts was poorly handled and potentially damaging, suggesting that the affected players may require professional support to fully recover from the emotional fallout of missing out on football’s biggest stage.
Bafana's 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations have been hit by a significant administrative hurdle just days before the tournament’s kick-off in North America. The South African Football Association (SAFA) has confirmed that the national team’s departure has been delayed due to ongoing visa complications for several members of the traveling party.
The travelling squad selected by Hugo Broos has divided opinion among supporters, with some frustrated by notable omissions. While a few fans have threatened to turn their backs on the national team, the man behind South Africa’s iconic 2010 FIFA World Cup opener insists that national pride must come first and urges unity beyond squad selection debates.
South Africa’s road to the global showpiece has hit an unexpected speed bump after an administrative blunder forced the postponement of the national team’s departure to Mexico. While anticipation continues to build following qualification, Bafana remain stuck on the tarmac as a visa saga leaves several key squad members without the required travel clearance just days before the tournament gets underway.
The Mzansi outfit head coach has officially confirmed one final warm-up fixture for South Africa before they begin their highly anticipated World Cup campaign. The national team will test themselves against Jamaica as they look to fine-tune their tactics and find a clinical edge following a frustrating recent outing.
The Bafana head coach has launched a staunch defence of the 25-year-old after the striker’s difficult run of form continued with a crucial penalty miss against Nicaragua. The Burnley forward hit the woodwork from the spot in a frustrating 0-0 draw at the Orlando Amstel Arena, sparking fresh concerns over his sharpness ahead of the global showpiece.
Juan Cruz Real has delivered a glowing endorsement of Hugo Broos’ South Africa side, insisting they have what it takes to make a serious impact on the world stage. Despite a frustrating evening on the pitch, the visiting coach was left in no doubt about the ceiling of this Bafana squad.
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