From blockbuster arrivals to messy departures, the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League transfer window had it all. Amakhosi made a statement, the Buccaneers reloaded and Masandawana were rocked by the Ribeiro saga.
The Sea Robbers are shifting the focus to the league, and their main mission is to keep the winning run going. Bucs lost the first two opening games but recovered and are now on a three-match winning run.
The Sea Robbers have strengthened the playing unit with more than 10 new signings so far, but it seems they are not done yet. As the clock ticks towards the deadline, Bucs look to sign another PSL star.
The South African tactician has announced he is leaving the East African side and has already been confirmed by the Moroccan side as their new coach. The position had been linked with Nasreddine Nabi.
The domestic knockout competition is promising to offer entertainment given how teams have been paired in the initial round. After flopping last season, giants will have to navigate past their PSL rivals if they have to win the trophy in December.
The Bucs winger is proving to be a vital addition to the Chiefs' setup, as he helped the club earn a point in a league duel. As he enjoys the good form, Bafana legend suffered yet another defeat.
The Sea Robbers have already signed several players who are expected to strengthen the squad, especially in the midfield and in the attacking department. Some have already found their way into the starting XI, playing crucial roles in the campaign up to this point.
The Premier Soccer League strugglers have rang major changes just seven games into the new season. They are now running against time to sign "five to six players" ahead of Monday's PSL transfer deadline to strengthen their squad while also replacing those about to be shown the exit door.
The 27-year-old appeared on course to destroy his career but the Buccaneers took him in when other teams appeared not wanting anything to do with the midfielder. But he has picked himself up and has been making headlines for the right reasons as he seems to be enjoying a new lease of life at the Soweto giants.
The Sea Robbers were initially frustrated by their continental opponents, but ultimately found a way out, going on to register a victory that has given them an advantage ahead of the return leg. However, the coach has pointed out why he is not entirely happy.
The Buccaneers cruised to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Lioli FC in a CAF Champions League first preliminary round, first leg match at Free State Stadium on Saturday. It was a big win for the Soweto giants, who now host the Lesotho Champions, enjoying three away goals. The result also saw the PSL heavyweights sealing a 3-0 win on the trot in all competitions.
Although they were wasteful in the first half, the Sea Robbers came back from the break hungrier and grabbed the win that ensured the Soweto giants started their continental campaign on a positive note.
The giants of Soweto are back on the continental stage. The Buccaneers and Amakhosi are diving into CAF action with fire, pride and unfinished business. Expect drama, big dreams and fierce battles as they chase African glory and write the next chapter of their legacy.
The Buccaneers have made a mischevious video digging at their traditional rivals who are dealing with a change in their technical team early in the season. The hilarious post sums up a difficult week Amakhosi have been facing as they attempt not to let it affect their business both at home and on the continent.
Smart from winning their first trophy of the season, the Buccaneers shift focus to continental duties. They face Lesotho champions Lioli in a CAF Champions League first preliminary round, first leg match at Free State Stadium on Saturday. The Sowteo giants are up against opponents whose profile is not much known in Africa and are out to avoid an upset.
Raymond Mdaka will be hoping the absence of his two key players will not be felt and his team will manage without them just as they did when they lifted the 2025 Africa Under-20 Cup of Nations. However, the two's exclusion shows how they have improved to be considered as having grown to be above the youth football tournament.
Although his position in the first team looked uncertain when the season began, the star played a crucial role as the Sea Robbers stamped authority on the domestic trophy. His hunger and determination have been picked as traits that set him apart.
The Sea Robber has been a sensation both for the club and the national team because of his consistency and work rate. However, he has been overlooked by the Amajita head coach, who did not include him in his U20 World Cup squad.
Midweek action in South Africa’s top flight delivered standout performances and dramatic moments, setting the stage for an exciting weekend of league football. Meanwhile, continental duties await giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs.
The Glamour Boys have made surprising changes to the technical team just six matches into the new season. Realistically, the tactician was in the dugout for two games before the Soweto giants opted against having him for the whole season.
The Buccaneers kick off their CAF Champions League campaign this weekend with a Preliminary Round clash against Lesotho’s Lioli FC at Free State Stadium, reigniting their quest for a second continental crown.
With the transfer window almost closing, the 21-year-old has caused a buzz by conceding he wouldn't mind playing for either the Buccaneers or the Glamour Boys if he cannot get his dream of a move to an overseas club to secure his family's financial future. Quotes that might please Tim Sukazi who is happy to cash in on young talent.
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