Former Amakhosi defender Dominic Isaacs has sent a clear message to the midfielder, insisting that the time has come for the youngster to shed his 'promising' tag. The 20-year-old is facing a pivotal season at Naturena as the club looks to reclaim its status at the summit of South African football.
Amakhosi legend Fees Moloi has launched a scathing attack on the new head coach, accusing the Frenchman of already preparing the ground for failure. The former striker believes the current rhetoric coming out of Naturena is a worrying carbon copy of the previous regime.
The Glamour Boys' head coach has revealed his tactical vision for the rising star, suggesting the youngster will take on a multifaceted role this season. The 20-year-old was the standout performer in the Amakhosi's pre-season triumph on Sunday, putting himself firmly in contention for a key role in the upcoming campaign.
Amakhosi concluded their pre-season preparations with a hard-fought victory as they overcame Scottland FC to clinch the Toyota Cup. Head coach Fernando Da Cruz was left to reflect on a positive result, though concerns remain over the fitness of key defender Bradley Cross following his early withdrawal.
The Amakhosi legend has delivered a stinging critique of the club's tactical direction under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz. Despite the Soweto club securing the 2026 Toyota Cup with a victory over Zimbabwean side Scottland FC, the former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper remains unconvinced by the style of play on display.
The visitors’ boss has offered glowing praise for Amakhosi following their closely contested Toyota Cup encounter on Sunday afternoon. Despite his side falling to a narrow defeat, the Zimbabwean tactician was left impressed by the structural discipline displayed by the Soweto giants.
A new era officially got underway at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium as Amakhosi faithful turned out in numbers to watch the club's new head coach patrol the touchline for the first time. The packed venue witnessed an encouraging performance from the Soweto giants, as they lifted the pre-season trophy and built momentum ahead of what promises to be a demanding 2026/27 campaign.
Amakhosi's football manager has opened up on the club's long-standing and successful recruitment strategy within the Zimbabwean market. The Naturena-based giants have historically relied on talent from across the border to fuel their domestic dominance in South Africa.
GOAL brings you all the available details on the Toyota Cup game between The Glamour Boys and Mabviravira at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Phokeng. This will be Amakhosi's final preparation match ahead of the start of the PSL season on August 1.
The former Chippa United coach believes that his side’s upcoming invitation to face South African giants is the ultimate validation of their recent progress. The Zimbabwean outfit is set to test itself against Amakhosi in the 2026 Toyota Cup, marking a significant milestone for a club only formed three years ago.
Former Amakhosi talisman has shared his deep appreciation for the club that launched his professional career, describing his return to face the Soweto giants as a massive honour. The Zimbabwean forward, affectionately known as the ‘Smiling Assassin’ by the club's faithful, credited the Glamour Boys for providing the foundation that allowed him to reach the heights of European football.
The Amakhosi defender has sent a clear message to his teammates and supporters alike, insisting that this weekend's Toyota Cup clash against the Zimbabwean side is far from a mere exhibition match. The versatile player believes the encounter is a vital opportunity for the Soweto giants to secure silverware and build momentum ahead of the new domestic season.
Former Amakhosi centre-back Mokete Tsotetsi has issued a heartfelt plea to the club’s demanding supporters, urging them to remain patient as new head coach Fernando Da Cruz begins his tenure. Following recent disappointments in exhibition tournaments, the retired defender believes the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Zimbabwean side Scottland FC should be treated strictly as a preparatory exercise rather than a must-win final.
Head coach Norman Mapeza has admitted that he is prepared to rotate his entire squad during the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Amakhosi. The Zimbabwean champions are set to travel to South Africa for the high-profile friendly, with Mapeza keeping a close eye on the Glamour Boys' tactical preparations.
The Glamour Boys have moved to clear up growing confusion regarding their upcoming schedule and a high-profile friendly match taking place in Lesotho. With the new season fast approaching, the Naturena-based giants have detailed exactly which squad will represent the club during their excursion across the border.
Former Amakhosi star Mandla Masango has given a glowing endorsement to the Stellenbosch FC sensation, as the youngster nears a high-profile move to Naturena. The 21-year-old attacking midfielder has emerged as a primary target for the Glamour Boys following a breakout campaign in the Cape Winelands.
After claiming two credible 1-1 draws against Scottish giants Rangers and Saudi Pro League outfit Al Kholood, Amakhosi signed off their Spanish tour with a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Los Franjiverdes on Saturday evening.
The Amakhosi new recruit has spoken candidly about the life-changing experience of moving to Naturena from Stellies. The defender has admitted that the sheer scale of the club has been reflected in his skyrocketing social media presence since the deal was finalised.
Downs' talisman could be the subject of one of the most surprising transfers in Southern African football history this winter. The veteran Namibian striker, who has carved his name into the record books in the Premier Soccer League, is the primary target for ambitious Zimbabwean champions.
Amakhosi appear to be reviving their famous scouting network in Zimbabwe, as football manager Bobby Motaung has been spotted in Harare multiple times. The Glamour Boys' power broker is reportedly working on securing fresh talent from local moneybags, Khama Billiat's current team, ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Former Amakhosi and Nigeria international goalkeeper has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing the curtain down on an influential decade-long stint in the South African top flight. The 39-year-old shot-stopper confirmed his decision as he prepares to transition into a new chapter of his career away from the pitch.
The Glamour Boys fans are preparing for an emotional reunion as club icons Khama Billiat and Knowledge Musona are officially set to return to South African shores. The Zimbabwean duo will lead their current side Scottland in a high-profile pre-season clash with the Naturena based club.
The dribbling wizard has opened up on the transformative relationship he shared with the veteran coach during their record-breaking era at Masandawana. The Zimbabwean attacker, who became one of the most feared players on the African continent under the former Bafana Bafana tactician, credits the outspoken coach for shifting his mentality from being a mere entertainer to a ruthless winner.
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