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Kaizer Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs news

Dillan Solomons, Kaizer Chiefs, October 2025

Solomons: Chiefs squad depth is key

The Amakhosi right-back has provided an inside look into the fierce competition for places currently unfolding at the outfit. With the Soweto giants looking to overhaul their fortunes this season, the battle for a slot in the match day squad has become one of the most talked-about selection headaches for the technical team.

Lehlohonolo Seema, Siwelele FC, November 2025

Seema addresses Siwelele early season slump

Former Chippa United coach has broken his silence regarding the club's disappointing start to the Betway Premiership campaign, identifying a glaring lack of firepower as the primary culprit. Despite a winless opening run, the former Orlando Pirates captain remains adamant that his squad is performing well enough to reverse their current fortunes.

Miguel Cardoso Mamelodi Sundowns

Cardoso rues defensive lapses after Arrows defeat

The Chloorkop-based outfit were dealt a blow on Sunday afternoon in the first leg of the MTN8 semi-final against a resilient Durban side under the guidance of Pitso Dladla, who had already masterminded Kaizer Chiefs’ elimination in the quarter-finals. The Tshwane giants’ head coach has reflected on the result, highlighting where things went wrong.

Cedric Kaze Sekhukhune United

Kaze plays cards close to chest for Pirates clash

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach is relishing the prospect of a triple-header against Bucs, insisting that the defending champions provide the ultimate examination of his squad’s title credentials. With a two-legged MTN8 semi-final and a Betway Premiership clash all scheduled within a frantic ten-day window, Babina Noko are bracing for a season-defining stretch.

 Asanele Velebayi, Kaizer Chiefs, October 2025

Velebayi warns new talent of Chiefs' pressure

The Soweto giants winger has delivered a stark reality check to the new arrival, explaining the psychological weight of representing South Africa's most supported club. The former Stellenbosch attacker faces a daunting task as he looks to establish himself in a squad undergoing a massive transformation under Fernando Da Cruz.

Evidence Makgopa, Orlando Pirates

Pirates legend urges players to 'use muti the right way' to avoid injury and loss of form

South African football icon Albert Mahlangu has issued a warning to current Premier Soccer League players, suggesting that the dark arts of muti are behind sudden declines in form and injuries sustained. The former Buccaneers star believes that professional footballers must take proactive steps to protect themselves from teammates who may be using traditional medicines maliciously.

VAR

Don't spend R82 million on PSL VAR says The Hanging Judge - 'Soccer politicians should stay out of it'

Former PSL and FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney has delivered a scathing assessment of the proposed R82 million introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. The veteran official, famously known as "The Hanging Judge," believes the multi-million rand investment is unnecessary and that the true solution to officiating woes lies in structural independence rather than expensive gadgetry.

Khalil Ben Youssef Durban City

Is Ben Youssef already leading the sack race?

The Tunisian is facing an increasingly uncertain future at Durban City as pressure continues to mount following a sluggish start to the new campaign. The 37-year-old, who arrived with high expectations after his stint at Amakhosi, is now finding himself under the microscope as the club's winless start to the season persists.

PSL Chairman - Dr Irvin Khoza

Dr Irvin Khoza reveals how Chiefs & Pirates saved the PSL - 'Compete for 90. Cooperate afterwards'

The Premier Soccer League chairman has lifted the lid on the immense financial sacrifices made by the Soweto clubs to ensure the survival of professional football in South Africa. As the league celebrates its 30th anniversary, the man known as the 'Iron Duke' detailed the private meetings and difficult decisions that transformed the domestic game into Africa's most successful competition.