Amakhosi captain has sent a clear message to his teammates and fans following the arrival of the Bafana Bafana goalkeeper at Naturena. The experienced shot-stopper insists that he welcomes the added pressure as the Soweto giants look to solidify their defensive options ahead of the new campaign.
The former Kaizer Chiefs mentor has shed light on the collaborative process used to assemble his technical team ahead of the new Premier Soccer League season. While many coaches insist on bringing their own trusted lieutenants, the Burundian tactician has explained why he prioritised local expertise when assembling his support staff at Babina Noko.
Former TS Galaxy goalkeeper has broken his silence following a stunning transfer that brought his tenure at the Soweto giants to an abrupt conclusion. The shot-stopper has opened up about the whirlwind nature of his exit, revealing that the decision was communicated to him at the very last minute.
The former Chippa United coach believes that his side’s upcoming invitation to face South African giants is the ultimate validation of their recent progress. The Zimbabwean outfit is set to test itself against Amakhosi in the 2026 Toyota Cup, marking a significant milestone for a club only formed three years ago.
Amakhosi head coach has made it clear that strengthening the attack remains a priority, insisting the club still needs reinforcements in the final third. Speaking ahead of the upcoming Toyota Cup, the Frenchman explained that while the squad has made significant progress defensively, the next phase of the team's development will depend on adding greater attacking variety.
Former Amakhosi talisman has shared his deep appreciation for the club that launched his professional career, describing his return to face the Soweto giants as a massive honour. The Zimbabwean forward, affectionately known as the ‘Smiling Assassin’ by the club's faithful, credited the Glamour Boys for providing the foundation that allowed him to reach the heights of European football.
The Soweto giants' head coach has provided an update on the futures of the Amakhosi duo, confirming both players are surplus to requirements at Naturena. Neither player was included in the club’s recent pre-season tour of Spain, and Da Cruz has now publicly explained why they have been sidelined from the first-team set-up.
The Amakhosi defender has sent a clear message to his teammates and supporters alike, insisting that this weekend's Toyota Cup clash against the Zimbabwean side is far from a mere exhibition match. The versatile player believes the encounter is a vital opportunity for the Soweto giants to secure silverware and build momentum ahead of the new domestic season.
The Citizens' chairman, Farook Kadodia, has laid down a significant challenge for the new head coach, insisting that the Tunisian must match or exceed the club's recent historic achievements. After a stunning campaign that yielded silverware and continental qualification, the pressure is on the former Kaizer Chiefs man to maintain the upward trajectory in KwaZulu-Natal.
Former Amakhosi centre-back Mokete Tsotetsi has issued a heartfelt plea to the club’s demanding supporters, urging them to remain patient as new head coach Fernando Da Cruz begins his tenure. Following recent disappointments in exhibition tournaments, the retired defender believes the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Zimbabwean side Scottland FC should be treated strictly as a preparatory exercise rather than a must-win final.
The Glamour Boys have bolstered their midfield options with the landmark signing of the 27-year-old, making him the first Tanzanian player to join the Soweto giants. The deep-lying midfielder arrives at Naturena with a reputation for tireless work rates and high levels of commitment.
Head coach Norman Mapeza has admitted that he is prepared to rotate his entire squad during the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Amakhosi. The Zimbabwean champions are set to travel to South Africa for the high-profile friendly, with Mapeza keeping a close eye on the Glamour Boys' tactical preparations.
Despite a disappointing loan spell that saw Khanyisa Mayo score just two goals in his 15 appearances for the Black and Gold, Amakhosi have chosen to make his switch to Naturena a permanent one for an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old forward, who is currently out injured until September, has committed his long term future to the club.
The 22-year-old midfielder has broken his silence regarding the frustrating injury that abruptly halted his rise on the domestic and international stage. The playmaker, widely regarded as one of the finest talents in South African football, is now stepping up his rehabilitation as he eyes a welcome return to the pitch.
The Glamour Boys have moved to clear up growing confusion regarding their upcoming schedule and a high-profile friendly match taking place in Lesotho. With the new season fast approaching, the Naturena-based giants have detailed exactly which squad will represent the club during their excursion across the border.
The former Bucs shot-stopper has weighed in on the debate for the Premier Soccer League Goalkeeper of the Season award. With the PSL Awards for the 2025/26 campaign delayed due to the FIFA World Cup, anticipation is building over who will walk away with the individual honours at the awards show on Monday July 27.
The Amakhosi playmaker believes the upcoming Toyota Cup fixture will serve as the ultimate barometer for the squad's adaptation to the coach’s tactical blueprint. Following a rigorous pre-season tour in Spain, the Soweto giants are looking to demonstrate that they have fully grasped the French tactician’s new philosophy.
The tactician has opened up about the daunting challenge of leading The Rockets into the new South African domestic campaign. The former Bafana Bafana star admits that while the head coaching role may have arrived sooner than expected, he is fully prepared to embrace the pressure of the touchline.
Amakhosi have made a significant statement in the transfer market by securing the services of the Tanzania international from Azam FC. The 27-year-old midfielder arrives at Naturena with a growing reputation, having been identified as the man to bring much-needed composure and technical quality to the engine room.
Adolf Mtasingwa Bitegeko is the first ever Tanzanian player to join Amakhosi and comes to Naturena after a spell as Azam's captain, after spending six seasons in Scandinavia, playing in the Icelandic, Norwegian and Finnish leagues.
The Citizens' assistant coach believes the arrival of the experienced Kaizer Chiefs duo will prove invaluable as the club gears up for a demanding season. The former Amakhosi pair form part of a series of seasoned Premier Soccer League additions aimed at strengthening the squad for both domestic competition and the CAF Confederation Cup.
Former Amakhosi star Mandla Masango has given a glowing endorsement to the Stellenbosch FC sensation, as the youngster nears a high-profile move to Naturena. The 21-year-old attacking midfielder has emerged as a primary target for the Glamour Boys following a breakout campaign in the Cape Winelands.
The Amakhosi youth player has provided an insight into the club’s recent pre-season excursion to Europe, highlighting the intensity of their preparations. The 19-year-old was part of the squad that travelled to Spain to lay the groundwork for the upcoming campaign under the guidance of Fernando Da Cruz. For the left-back, the tour represented a vital bridge between the DStv Diski Challenge and the demands of senior professional football.
The South African football legend has broken his silence on the upcoming SAFA presidential elections, providing a candid assessment of the battle between the incumbent and the challenger. The iconic former Bafana Bafana coach offered his unique perspective on the leadership race while making his own intentions for the future clear.
Legend Itumeleng Khune has sent a clear message to the Amakhosi board, insisting the club must not let inflated transfer fees prevent them from building a squad capable of continental success. As the Glamour Boys prepare for the demands of the CAF Confederation Cup and hopefully a league title challenge, the club’s former captain believes significant investment is the only way to restore the team to its former glory.
The former Glamour Boys star has urged Amakhosi faithful to remain patient following a relatively quiet transfer window under the new head coach. While several Premier Soccer League clubs continue to strengthen their squads with new signings, the ex-winger believes the technical team must be afforded the necessary time to assess the current crop before making drastic changes.
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