The Chloorkop club have been rocked by the news that striker Brayan Leon is set for an extended spell on the sidelines following a serious injury. The Colombian forward was forced off during the Brazilians' recent continental showdown, leaving head coach Miguel Cardoso without a critical component of his attack.
The Bafana Bafana international’s high-profile move to Amakhosi has sparked plenty of debate across the South African football landscape. The talented winger returned to the Betway Premiership after a stint in North Africa, and a former mentor believes he is the missing piece for the Soweto giants.
The Confédération Africaine de Football has officially confirmed that Lagos will serve as the host city for the 2026 CAF Awards. This prestigious ceremony is set to bring together the continent's most elite sporting figures for a night of celebration in Nigeria's commercial capital in early December.
The highly-rated attacker has broken his silence on the persistent comparisons between himself and the Bafana Bafana legend. As the Mamelodi Sundowns veteran enters the final stages of his illustrious international career, the search for a creative successor has become a major talking point for South African football fans.
Durban City midfielder believes the era of Bafana Bafana selection being restricted to the traditional heavyweights is over. The 27-year-old insists that under the current regime, merit and consistent performances outweigh the status of a player's employer.
Kaizer Chiefs academy prospect Malibongwe Mtshali is already eyeing senior football after a dominant individual campaign at the 2026 Engen Champ of Champs. The highly-rated winger was the standout performer at the TUKS HPC in Pretoria, guiding Amakhosi to silverware while claiming the competition’s most prestigious individual accolades.
A young group of players who lived around Marabastad in Pretoria, most notably Frank Motsepe, Roy Fischer, Ingle Singh and Bernard Hartze, formed the club in the 1960s.
Who are the owners of Mamelodi Sundowns?
Mining magnate Patrice Motsepe bought into Sundowns in 2003 and less than a year later raised his stake from 51% to 100% and renamed the club 'Mamelodi' Sundowns.
What is Mamelodi Sundowns stadium called?
The club play home games at either Loftus Versfeld Stadium in central Pretoria, or Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville.
What are Mamelodi Sundowns nicknames?
The club have a variety of nicknames, including: Bafana ba Style, Masandawana, Ka bo Yellow, Shoe Shine and Piano, and The Brazilians.
How many trophies have Mamelodi Sundowns won?
31 domestic trophies plus one Caf Champions League (2016), one Caf Super Cup (2017) and the African Football League (2023)
How many times have Mamelodi Sundowns won the league?
The club have won a total of 17 league titles under the auspices of the PSL (14) and NSL (3).
Who has made the most appearances for Mamelodi Sundowns?