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Maseko tasked with proving South Africans can thrive in Europe

Bafana Bafana legend has thrown his weight behind the winger after the starlet completed his blockbuster move to Danish heavyweights. The 22-year-old was officially unveiled on Tuesday, finally drawing a line under the relentless speculation surrounding his future at Mamelodi Sundowns.

'People look at Africa like it's cheap' - Cardoso on stars wanting European moves

The Masandawana coach has backed the club’s firm stance in transfer negotiations, stressing that the Brazilians must balance individual ambitions with the need to maintain a squad capable of competing on both the domestic and continental fronts. The tactician also pointed to the perception of African talent being 'cheap' as a significant hurdle.

Grant Kekana, Thapelo Morena, Divine Lunga and Zuko Mdunyelwa of Mamelodi Sundowns

Kekana pinpoints Sundowns’ defensive lapses

The Tshwane giants' centre-back has opened up on the defensive frailties that have crept into the Brazilians' game during the early stages of the new Premier Soccer League season. Despite their usual dominance, the Chloorkop-based outfit have looked uncharacteristically vulnerable when dealing with dead-ball situations across multiple competitions.

Maseko speaks out after joining Copenhagen

The 22-year-old forward has spoken for the first time following his high-profile transfer from Mamelodi Sundowns to Byens Hold. The South African international, who has signed a four-year deal in the Danish capital, is relishing the opportunity to test himself at the highest level of European football.

Referee's Corner: Kwinika's challenge was a straight red

As everybody who has seen the challenge by the Kaizer Chiefs defender against Mamelodi Sundowns' Tashreeq Matthews knew as soon as they saw it, Soccerzone's Referee's Corner has confirmed that Amakhosi's 32-year-old should have been sent off instead of receiving a yellow card.

Hunt says Stellies opener should have been postponed after Adams passing - 'Everybody was devastated'

The Winelands club's head coach Gavin Hunt has expressed his frustration over the decision to proceed with his side's Premier Soccer League first match so soon after the tragic passing of Jayden Adams. The Winelands outfit suffered a 1-0 defeat to AmaZulu, but the veteran tactician believes the mental toll on his squad from the 25-year-old's tragic death was too significant to ignore.

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