The Farook Kadodia-owned team is reportedly making moves to secure a high-profile appointment for their technical team ahead of the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season. The KwaZulu-Natal outfit is understood to be advancing plans to bring in a former Amakhosi co-coach as their new head coach.
Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Fabian McCarthy has launched a scathing attack on the South African Football Association [SAFA] regarding their lack of foresight in planning for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The retired star believes the quality of opposition selected for SA's warm-up matches is insufficient for a global showpiece.
The South Africa legend has hit out at the exclusion of Brandon Petersen and Gift Links from the Bafana Bafana squad for the upcoming World Cup. The former Premier Soccer League coach believes that performance on the pitch should always outweigh personal preferences when selecting a national team for the global showpiece.
Amakhosi legend has sent a stern message to his former club, insisting that the time for 'rebuilding' must come to an end if the Soweto giants are to reclaim their former glory. As the Glamour Boys prepare to usher in a new era under a new head coach, the iconic goalkeeper has warned that the constant cycle of technical changes is hampering the club’s ability to compete with South Africa's elite.
The former Orlando Pirates captain has broken his silence on the difficult loan spells endured by the Amakhosi pair. Despite arriving with high expectations, the duo struggled to break into the starting XI at Bloemfontein, leaving questions hanging over their long-term futures at Naturena.
Former Amakhosi winger has pulled no punches in his assessment of the club's reported decision to appoint the new head coach. The outspoken analyst believes the Glamour Boys are stuck in a cycle of poor decision-making that will hinder their ability to compete with rivals Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
Glamour Boys legend has spoken out on the club's high-stakes search for a new head coach, insisting that the next man in the dugout must truly grasp the weight of the Amakhosi jersey. With the Soweto giants looking to reclaim their former glory after a period of instability, the former midfielder warns that only a specific profile of mentor can handle the intense pressure at Naturena.
Amakhosi appear ready to test the waters with another audacious swoop for the Sea Robbers star as the Soweto giants look to overhaul their squad for the new campaign. Having already successfully lured defenders from their arch-rivals recently, the Glamour Boys have now turned their attention to a creative spark at Mayfair.
The former national team captain has come out strongly in defence of the Burnley star. The 25-year-old forward has found himself under intense scrutiny from a frustrated South African fanbase after his costly penalty miss against Nicaragua, coupled with a dip in form since the Africa Cup of Nations. However, with the global stage fast approaching, legendary former skipper Khune has dismissed the growing criticism, calling for patience and backing the under-fire striker to rediscover his sharp edge when it matters most.
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.
Amakhosi has been told that Sipho Mbule is the 'crowd puller' they need to restore the club's glory days following his departure from the Buccaneers. The talented midfielder is officially a free agent after the Sea Robbers opted against extending his stay in Soweto.
The Amakhosi legend has reached a crossroads in his coaching career after his contract in the Botswana Premier League officially expired. Having impressed during his debut season abroad, the man affectionately known as 'Yeye' is now weighing up several possibilities for his next move.
The Masandawana coach has pulled no punches in his assessment of the Premier Soccer League's current infrastructure. The Portuguese tactician, who has already tasted significant success in Tshwane, believes the league must adopt international standards to truly elevate the quality of South African football.
The Rockets chairman has officially confirmed that Bafana Bafana legend will remain at the helm of the first team for the upcoming Premier Soccer League campaign, as the club looks to steady the ship and build consistency moving forward. The former Kaizer Chiefs marksman was initially handed the reins following a difficult spell that led to the departure of Adnan Beganovic, with the Mpumalanga-based side battling to distance themselves from the relegation scrap. Now entrusted with a full campaign in charge, he is expected to guide the Nedbank Cup finalists as they aim to re-establish themselves as a competitive force in the top flight.
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.
The Soweto giants have reportedly ramped up their pursuit of a new tactical mastermind to lead the charge into the Premier Soccer League 2026/27 campaign, with a familiar face now firmly established as the frontrunner for the hot seat. Following an extensive cull of the technical team at Naturena, Amakhosi are hunting a heavyweight coach capable of awakening a sleeping giant and restoring the club to its former glory.
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 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.
The Bafana Bafana international has broken his silence following a debut season at the Glamour Boys that defied many sceptics in the South African football community. Having made the direct and controversial switch from Soweto rivals Orlando Pirates, the 26-year-old has established himself as a key figure in the Amakhosi backline.
The Soweto giants' pursuit of African dominance might have been a case of running before they could walk, according to the departing co-coach. Following his exit from Naturena, the Burundian tactician has candidly addressed the high expectations placed upon the technical team during their tenure.
The Soweto giants have reportedly moved decisively to secure the future of one of their core defensive pillars by handing the experienced centre-back a new long-term deal. The veteran defender has been rewarded for his resilience and leadership at Naturena after overcoming a difficult period to become a vital component of the Amakhosi backline.
Former Amakhosi co-coach Cedric has finally addressed the mounting speculation regarding a potential rift between himself and former head coach Nasreddine Nabi. Following a season of significant upheaval at Naturena, the Burundian tactician has moved to clarify the nature of his relationship with the man who originally brought him to the club.
The Soweto giants attacker has broken his silence following a taxing 2025-26 campaign that saw him struggle for consistency and clinical finishing. After a year defined by limited opportunities and vocal criticism from the Amakhosi faithful, the forward is choosing to focus on the personal growth gained through his professional adversity.
The Amakhosi defender is ignoring the social media noise surrounding his inclusion in the Bafana Bafana squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the only representative from the Glamour Boys to make Hugo Broos’ final cut, the 25-year-old is choosing to block out the external chatter in favour of professional focus.
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