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Khuliso Mudau, Mamelodi Sundowns

‘Mudau is part of Saleng deal! Leaving Sundowns for Pirates will be a downgrade, Chiefs are watching’

The 30-year-old pushed for a move away from Chloorkop during the last PSL transfer window amid rumours that he was a wanted man in Europe. He could now secure a transfer, but he is being linked with Masandawana's local rivals, the Buccaneers. If that happens, it would mark the end of the right-back's time with the Brazilians, where he has been since October 2020.

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Blaming PSL? German coach hits back at Broos after Europe claim regarding Bafana players

The coach's explanation of why South Africa failed to make it past the Round of 16 continues to attract responses. The experienced tactician claimed the level of the domestic league could have played a major role in their elimination. But the German coach has offered a different perspective, stating that Broos could be wrong and laying down what must be done to make Mzansi players become even better.

Hugo Broos, Bafana Bafana

‘There is something personal between Mahlangu and Vilakazi! Broos has shown us the middle finger this time’

Bafana Bafana's exit from the 2025 AFCON has divided opinion about the team's coach and some former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates stars have sharply criticised the Belgian to the extent of calling for his head. This is despite the 2017 AFCON-winning coach being set to retire from his career in the dugout after the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be staged in North America.

Nkosinathi Sibisi, Abdeslam Ouaddou, Relebohile Mofokeng and Oswin Appollis, Orlando Pirates

Ouaddou lauded by ex-Chiefs forward as 'simple but intelligent' and Pirates are told to 'worry about...'

The Buccaneers replaced Jose Riveiro with the Moroccan coach before the start of the current season and have continued as a competitive unit. They have already lifted two trophies this term, underlining the team’s ability to remain successful despite the change on the bench. Even though they have fallen well short of Riveiro’s run of reaching last season's CAF Champions League final, the Soweto giants and their coach remain highly regarded.

Sibongiseni Mthethwa, Kaizer Chiefs, Mohamed Kotb, Zamalek SC, November 2025

Sundowns, Chiefs and Stellenbosch's CAF group stage fixtures finalised

South Africa has three clubs left in the continental competitions this season, all with realistic chances of winning silverware outside the domestic scene. The Brazilians are competing in the premier club tournament they last won in 2016 and eager to reclaim their place at the summit of African football. Meanwhile, Amakhosi and the Cape Winelands side are contesting the second-tier competition, offering the two clubs a genuine opportunity to end their continental droughts.

Inacio Miguel and Brandon Petersen, Kaizer Chiefs

Agent provides update on Chiefs key player's expiring contract after impressive displays

In a season where they are hoping to win at least a trophy, Amakhosi are expected to keep the players who are deemed pivotal in the campaign. One of the stars that has been outstanding in the season will have his contract expire in a matter of months, and there have been questions on whether it will be extended or not. The agent has now cleared the air and revealed what the situation is like.

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Please Fire Hugo Broos! Doomsday predicted for Bafana at World Cup - 'SA will not come out of group stage'

After South Africa failed to reach the last eight, several factors have been cited as contributing reasons for the poor showing in Morocco. But Broos has been mainly blamed for his tactics and changes to the line-up. Following the struggle, questions are now raised on whether Bafana will indeed manage to mount a better campaign during the upcoming global showpiece.

Tshepang Moremi of Orlando Pirates

Big Salary & New Fame! Bafana star reveals how Pirates changed his 'life financially'

It’s no secret that pulling on the jersey of one of the Premier Soccer League's big three clubs is every player’s fast track to bigger dreams, complete with the perks, pressure, and glory that come with those famous badges; however, not everyone survives the ride. Some crash, some thrive. For the 25-year-old Bucs star, it’s been a winning journey, with the move to the Sea Robbers bringing a major boost both on and off the pitch.