The forward has realised his long-held dream of playing in Europe after Orlando Pirates confirmed his transfer to Belgian outfit Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. Following a string of eye-catching performances in the Premier Soccer League, the 21-year-old star has been tipped to thrive abroad by his former coach, who believes he is ready for the next chapter of his career.
Looking to sharpen their cutting edge in the final third, the Western Cape outfit has secured the permanent services of former Sea Robbers forward Sinoxolo Kwayiba from Chippa United ahead of the new Premier Soccer League season.
Ex-Buccaneers skipper Edward Motale has sent a clear message to the club’s hierarchy, insisting that they must continue their recruitment drive. Despite an already busy window, the 1995 CAF Champions League winner believes constant competition is the only way to drive the squad toward silverware.
The Buccaneers have finalised a deal with Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, paving the way for the Bafana Bafana playmaker to embark on his European career following a breakthrough season in the Premier Soccer League.
The talented right-back is officially a man on the move following his departure from the Sea Robbers, and his next destination has now been revealed. The versatile star's representative, Mike Makaab, has confirmed that the defender is on the verge of returning to familiar territory.
The Soweto giants have reached a definitive conclusion regarding the future of the young striker following a season of intense speculation and limited minutes on the pitch. The attacker's agent has now moved to silence the exit talk that has dominated the headlines during the current transfer window.
South Africa's head coach has offered his assessment of the 21-year-old's imminent move to the Belgian Pro League. The Orlando Pirates sensation is on the verge of a lucrative switch to Royale-Union St Gilloise following a stellar domestic season and an eye-catching World Cup campaign.
The second South Africa's tournament exit was confirmed media in Europe and the Middle East went into overdrive linking clubs to the Mzansi players who had graced the global stage. The Bucs find themselves in the firing line but but Mamelodi Sundowns' Teboho Mokoena, Chicago Fire's Mbekezeli Mbokazi and Hannover 96's Ime Okon have all been heavily linked with moves this week.
In a statement released online the Soweto club confirmed all the fevered speculation was correct and the 21-year-old was getting his dream move to Europe. They also revealed that the deal had already been concluded before Mofokeng left for the World Cup but was kept quiet to allow the youngster to focus on the tournament.
The 34-year-old has opened up about his high-profile move from the Bucaneers to The Maroons, highlighting the major influence of his new club's head coach. The versatile wingback arrives in the Winelands with a wealth of experience, having secured multiple trophies during his successful stint at the Orlando Stadium.
Bafana Bafana star has shocked the South African football fraternity by completing a move to Iraqi Stars League outfit Zakho SC following his release from Orlando Pirates. The midfield maestro, who was expected to remain in the Premier Soccer League or head to a continental heavyweight, has instead opted for a fresh start in the Middle East.
The Glamour Boys are entering a brave new era under the guidance of Fernando da Cruz, and the message from the bench is loud and clear: silverware is the immediate priority. Assistant coach Dillon Sheppard believes the season-opening MTN8 represents the perfect springboard for the Soweto giants to reclaim their status as the kings of South African football.
With multiple media outlets reporting the youngster is finalising a deal to move to Belgium champions Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Blues legend Salomon Kalou has thrown his weight behind the 21-year-old, insisting the youngster has the quality and technical ability to thrive in any European league.
Former Amakhosi player Junior Khanye has sensationally claimed that the talented midfielder could still end up in the Black and Gold despite his recent move abroad. The 28-year-old recently departed Orlando Pirates to join Iraqi side Zakho FC on a free transfer.
Shortly after news broke that the renowned coach was one of 80 applicants received by the South African Football Association (SAFA) for the soon-to-be vacant head coach role, he aired his views on South Africa's exit from the tournament on Smash Sports and broke down, in hindsight, what he would have done differently.
The forward has called on his teammates to move past the pain of their exit from the global showpiece and focus on the potential of South Africa's rising generation. Despite a Round of 32 defeat to Canada cutting their historic journey short, the 21-year-old believes the foundation is in place for an even stronger showing on the world stage.
Just five days after he was officially unveiled as The Citizens head coach the Tunisian tactician has seen enough to sanction the release of nine players from the squad. Four loanees will return to their parent clubs and five players will not have their contracts extended.
Les Rouges coach has opened up on the tactical blueprint that allowed his team to neutralise Bafana Bafana's key threats during their narrow World Cup knockout victory. The co-hosts booked their place in the next round by stifling Bafana's creative hub in Los Angeles.
Following the announcement of a move to an Iraq Stars League club, the South African football fraternity has expressed heartfelt messages for the fans' favourite, who was once expected to re-establish himself as one of the most talented and exciting players to watch. This came after he joined Orlando Pirates following a disappointing stint with Mamelodi Sundowns and a short loan spell at Sekhukhune United. However, his flair-filled return to prominence proved short-lived at the Soweto giants, where the 28-year-old struggled for consistent game time under Abdeslam Ouaddou.
The Chilli Boys once again defied the odds to retain their Premier Soccer League status, sealing survival with a crucial final-day win over the Soweto giants to avoid the relegation/promotion playoffs. In typical fashion, chairman Siviwe 'Chippa' Mpengesi made a daring late-season call by appointing Brandon Truter just a week before the decisive clash, a move that proved inspired as the Eastern Cape outfit completed another remarkable escape.
The renowned coach was recently linked with a return to North Africa with Pyramids FC but those reports may be wide of the mark as news has broken that Jingles is one of 80 applicants received by the South African Football Association (SAFA) for the soon-to-be vacant head coach role.
Despite links to Siwelele and Kaizer Chiefs, the 28-year-old's agent insisted recently that the best option for the player nicknamed "Master Chef" was a fresh start away from the South African top flight. And so it has come to pass after an Iraq Stars League club has announced his signing.
Masandawana chairman has opened up on the grueling nature of continental football after the Brazilians finally secured their second CAF Champions League star. Despite seeing their domestic dominance interrupted by Orlando Pirates, the Chloorkop chief insists that the unique demands of Africa make their recent triumph feel particularly special.
The Soweto giants have signalled their intentions for the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season by confirming a triple swoop for some of the country's most exciting talents. The Buccaneers are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for domestic and continental dominance, securing the services of Neo Rapoo, Aphiwe Baliti, and Matome Mmolai to bolster the squad.
Bafana Bafana legend has singled out Bucs forward for immense praise following South Africa’s historic 1-0 victory over South Korea. The Soweto giants' striker spearheaded the attack as Hugo Broos’ side secured their passage into the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup.
Abafana Bes'thende have reinforced their attacking options with the acquisition of Siyabonga Mtombeni, a striker whose physical profile has already sparked major excitement. Former Baroka FC head coach Dan Malesela has offered a glowing yet cautionary appraisal of the forward, drawing direct parallels to a legendary figure from his own playing days.
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