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.
Former South Africa goalkeeper coach Alex Heredia has weighed in on the 31-year-old’s shock omission from Hugo Broos’s final squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite being considered one of the country's elite shot-stoppers, the Kaizer Chiefs man was the high-profile casualty when the Belgian named his final traveling party.
South African national team coach has officially unveiled his 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the return of Masandawana striker serving as the biggest talking point. The forward finds himself back in the international limelight after a difficult period that saw him sidelined during the 2025 AFCON in Morocco.
The experienced coach has left supporters and pundits alike scratching their heads after including an uncapped duo in his final 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Belgian tactician, known for his firm convictions, officially unveiled his travelling party for the North American showpiece during a high-profile announcement at the Sefako M. Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse.
Amakhosi legend William Shongwe has welcomed the club's decision to part ways with the duo of tacticians. The former goalkeeper believes the current squad is capable of winning the Betway Premiership if the right leadership is installed at Naturena.
The Belgian mentor has addressed the controversial decision to exclude the Amakhosi goalkeeper from South Africa’s final 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite a stellar domestic campaign that saw the shot-stopper emerge as one of the best in the Premier Soccer League, the tactician opted for other options for the tournament in North America.
The coach has wasted no time in identifying the deep-rooted issues at Buffalo City despite successfully guiding the club to top-flight safety in his single game in charge. The experienced tactician, who was brought in for the final day of the season, secured a vital 1-0 win over Kaizer Chiefs to ensure the Chilli Boys remain in the Betway Premiership.
Naturena is preparing for a significant reshuffle of their backroom staff following a season of mixed fortunes under their now departed co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef. Now, popular goalkeeper coach Ilyes Mzoughi has also confirmed his exit.
In his last post-match interview the Burundian co-coach spoke about the intense scrutiny and high expectations he faced during his tenure at Naturena and acknowledged that fans would likely call for him and Khalil Ben Youssef to leave the club. Their departure was confirmed just two days later.
The former Amakhosi midfielder has thrown his support behind the club's decision to overhaul their technical team once again following the exits of the co-coaches who led the Glamour Boys to a third-place league finish and secured CAF Confederation Cup qualification.
The Bucs star should be celebrating a stellar season with the Sea Robbers, but a looming financial dispute behind the scenes has cast a shadow over his move. Despite his heroics on the pitch, a former club has sensationally claimed that they are still waiting for their share of the transfer fee paid by the Soweto giants.
Former international Benson Mhlongo has sent a clear message to South Africa coach regarding the national team selection for the upcoming global showpiece. As the deadline for the final roster approaches, the retired player believes the tactician must remain open to rewarding late surges in form.
The Naturena hierarchy have already made their decision regarding the futures of their technical bench. Despite leading the Soweto giants to their best league finish in six seasons, the club management has opted for a fresh direction as their co-coaches contracts approach their expiration date.
Naturena is reportedly preparing for a seismic shift in their squad dynamics as the club looks to offload 10 players this winter. Management is set to wield the axe in a bid to refresh a side that has struggled for consistency, with several high-profile names appearing on the chopping block.
The Congolese striker was sent off against Usuthu for removing his shirt in celebration of his goal. It was suggested by several pundits he should face sanctions from his club for what was described as "amateur behaviour" by at least one ex-pro who also demanded Amakhosi hit him with a massive financial penalty. Judging from the 28-year-old's Instagram account, the club followed through on the disciplinary procedures.
The former PSL coach has offered his verdict on the national team’s goalkeeping debate ahead of the global showpiece, insisting there is very little to distinguish the leading contenders. The experienced tactician believes the race for the back up goalkeeper spots remains finely balanced, adding that the quality gap between the current Kaizer Chiefs and Siwelele goalkeepers is virtually non-existent.
The Amakhosi youth academy graduate has opened up on the mixed emotions following his historic senior debut for the Glamour Boys. Despite etching his name into the record books as the youngest goalkeeper to feature for the Naturena-based side in the Premier Soccer League, the 18-year-old shot-stopper remains a true perfectionist at heart.
Amakhosi have reached the 'stick or twist' crossroads following the conclusion of the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season, with the futures of the current technical team hanging in the balance. Despite a narrow defeat on the final day, the club’s leadership must now decide whether to stick with the current coaching structure or seek a fresh start for the next campaign.
Amakhosi hosted the Chilli Boys in the final match of the 2025/26 season, aiming to wrap up the campaign in style with a victory. However, the Eastern Cape-based outfit proved to be too powerful for the Soweto giants in front of their fans in Durban. The Chippa Mpengesi side moved out of the relegation zone with a victory over the 2025 Nedbank Cup winner to retain their status in the top-flight.
The Bafana Bafana right-back has revealed his mindset regarding a difficult campaign with Amakhosi that saw his involvement limited by both injury and selection choices. The long-serving versatile defender has maintained a professional outlook despite facing one of the most challenging periods of his career at the outfit.