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Relebohile Mofokeng, Orlando Pirates

Ex-Chiefs star Mahlangu makes passionate plea to Pirates' Mofokeng

The 21-year-old emerged as a generational talent in South African football, with his performances drawing widespread admiration. His rise has, however, also placed local fans on high alert, wary of the pressures and distractions that often come with such early acclaim. There is a growing concern that, like many gifted players before him, he could fall victim to the very pitfalls that have derailed other highly talented careers.

Enock Lihozasia, Saint-Eloi Lupopo, Grant Kekana, Mamelodi Sundowns

Ex-Chiefs star backs Sundowns duo for World Cup

Former Amakhosi star and outspoken pundit Junior Khanye has sent a clear message to Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos regarding his defensive selections. Following a commanding continental performance, Khanye believes two Mamelodi Sundowns stars have proved they are indispensable for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

Cedric Kaze, Kaizer Chiefs

Kaze hails Chiefs midfielder’s 'invaluable experience' boosting Amakhosi control

The 31-year-old playmaker has quickly become a key figure in the Soweto giants’ midfield since joining the side led by co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef earlier this season. The ex-Mamelodi Sundowns star has been in fine form at Naturena, earning widespread praise from both the Amakhosi faithful and the technical team for how seamlessly he has settled into life at the club.

Edwin Gyimah, April 2026

Ex-Pirates defender alleges family rejection - 'I feel completely neglected'

When one is at his lowest in life, the family becomes his natural fallback option, but in some other circumstances, one might find himself isolated and with no one to run to. Now, a former Premier Soccer League star has shared an emotional challenge where he alleges betrayal from close relatives. The 35-year-old has said that he battled spiritual issues even when he was playing for the national team.

Ronwen Williams, Mamelodi Sundowns, April 2026

Will Broos pick Chaine instead? Broos warned about Williams: He's disappointing & vulnerable'

As Mzansi's focus turns to the upcoming global showpiece, coach Hugo Broos is a man that is expected to be under an enormous spotlight. This is because the tactician will name his squad, and as usual, the fans and pundits alike will debate who should have been picked and who should not. But the Belgian is a bold tactician who is never afraid of antagonising people regardless of what they say about his selection.

Gayton McKenzie & Hugo Broos, Bafana Bafana, October 2025

McKenzie exposes R700k Mama Joy trip amid WC funding standoff

The Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture has reignited his public feud with Mzansi super fan Joy Chauke by revealing the staggering cost of her previous international travels. The minister disclosed that the taxpayer-funded trip to the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France cost R700,000, contradicting claims that funds from the President of South Africa were used.

Thalente Mbatha and Relebohile Mofokeng, Bafana Bafana

Cardoso: Bafana World Cup group 'not impossible'

The Brazilians head coach has offered a glass-half-full assessment of South Africa’s chances at the upcoming quadrennial tournament. As Hugo Broos' men prepare to return to the global stage in North America, the Portuguese tactician believes the national team has the quality to progress beyond the opening round.

Mohau Nkota, Al Ettifaq, August 2025

Nkota earns praise on Al-Ettifaq return

The 21-year-old attacker made a triumphant return to the Faris Ad-Dahna starting line-up on Sunday, playing a pivotal role in his side’s hard-fought 3-2 victory over their rivals. The South African winger had been out of the first-team picture since late February but proved he remains a vital asset for the Saudi club despite rumours of a move to European football swirling.

Hugo Broos, Bafana Bafana, March 2026

De Sa reacts to Broos' possible retirement U-turn: ‘He has done a fantastic job’

Following a less-than-convincing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations campaign for Bafana Bafana, it comes as little surprise that the Belgian mentor is having second thoughts about stepping away, with plenty of work still to be done. And with no clear successor identified, it remains to be seen, as a former Buccaneers coach believes the Belgian has done a solid job so far and maintains that the final decision rests between the coach and the South African Football Association.