The South African sensation is officially the man of the hour in Major League Soccer after being crowned Fire’s Player of the Month. The 22-year-old winger has enjoyed a meteoric rise in the United States since the World Cup resumption, proving he can compete with the very best in the business.
The 25-year-old’s highly anticipated move to Major League Soccer was meant to be the launchpad for a glittering career abroad, but the South African forward’s time with The Reds ended in frustration. After failing to cement a place in the starting XI and enduring multiple loan spells, the striker has returned to Mamelodi Sundowns to reignite his scoring touch.
The South African winger was on target again as he netted the first goal in the Fire's 2-1 win over Orlando City for his third goal in as many games in what was his first start in Major League Soccer. Afterwards he admitted he was learning a lot from the Polish legend who recently joined the club from Barcelona.
The veteran defender has expressed his delight following the return of Cassius Mailula to the Chloorkop outfit. The versatile attacker has reunited with the Brazilians after a challenging period abroad that saw him travel across three different continents in search of regular football.
Following reports that the 25-year-old Cassius Mailula had been spotted in Pretoria, the club confirmed on Saturday that the forward will return to the CAF Champions League winners as Miguel Cardoso’ side looks to add more firepower to their attack. The clinical striker is set to begin a second chapter at Chloorkop, hoping to reignite his career after a challenging spell abroad.
The South African forward is back on the market after bringing an underwhelming spell in Major League Soccer to an end. The 25-year-old and Toronto agreed to part ways by mutual consent after first-team opportunities proved few and far between.
The Major Soccer League club has released a short 23-minute film featuring their two South African players' journeys from Mzansi to The Windy City. The movie arrives on the back of the news that the 20-year-old defender has received the most votes of any player for the 2026 MLS All-Star Game and will be the second South African, after Doctor Khumalo in 1996, to take the field in the game.
The Major Soccer League club announced a short film 'On the Rise: From South Africa to Chicago Fire' featuring their two South African players. Ahead of the premiere on Friday, May 22, a short trailer has been released.
Lionel Messi and Co. remain favorites, but strong starts from Nashville, San Jose and Vancouver have the league nicely poised heading into a long break.
The 20-year-old South African defender had a match that saw both the best, and worst of the youngster. He created the Fire's opening goal with a defence splitting pass down the flank, but was caught out of position and reacted slowly to the danger when Toronto got their equaliser.
The 20-year-old South African defender has been nominated as one of the best players in Major League Soccer but needs your votes to make the team which will likely feature stars like Lionel Messi, Son Heung-min and Rodrigo De Paul.
The 20-year-old South African defender was, together with goalkeeper Chris Brady, instrumental in keeping L'Impact at bay. Puso Dithejane got more minutes under his belt as a second half substitute as the Men in Red closed the distance on the log leaders with their second win in a row.
The 20-year-old South African defender was back in Gregg Berhalter's starting eleven after being rested for Saturday's 3-1 home defeat to Red Bull New York. But it was his fellow countryman who had the critical impact in winning the penalty that ultimately led to the Men In Red taking the lead.
Lionel Messi continues to rewrite the record books in North America, producing a masterclass to lead Inter Miami to a 4-2 victory over Toronto FC. The Argentine icon was at the heart of everything once again, ensuring the capacity crowd at BMO Field witnessed a historic piece of individual brilliance.
Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul put on a clinic as Inter Miami brushed aside Toronto FC in a 4-2 victory on Saturday. The Argentine icon used the trip to Canada to rewrite the record books yet again, prompting his manager to demand more respect for a player who remains in a league of his own.
USMNT forward Josh Sargent bagged his first goal in MLS to lead FC Toronto to a 3-2 victory over Colorado Rapids. The former Norwich striker also grabbed an assist as the Canadian side overturned a second half deficit to secure back-to-back wins.
U.S. international Josh Sargent made his long-awaited Toronto FC debut on Saturday, coming off the bench in the 70th minute for Robin Fraser’s side. The 26-year-old was welcomed with a loud roar from the BMO Field crowd and nearly made an immediate impact, but Toronto had to settle for a 1-1 draw after Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting’s late equalizer.
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