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The Soweto giants have finally brought an end to 14 years of heartbreak by reclaiming the Premier Soccer League crown, but Buccaneers legend believes the celebrations should not mask the work still ahead. Despite delivering a historic treble and re-establishing themselves as a force in local football, the Sea Robbers have been warned that their current squad still lacks the extra firepower needed to turn domestic dominance into genuine continental supremacy.

As the season reached its climax this past weekend, with the Orlando Pirates duo wrapping up the campaign in championship glory, PSL has kept the celebrations rolling as standout performers continue to shine. The Moroccan tactician, Bloemfontein-born shot-stopper, and Sekhukhune United' star all rose to the occasion in May, stealing the spotlight and walking away with individual monthly accolades after a blistering run of form.

The Buccaneers’ boss has cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job has left him "tired." Despite leading the Sea Robbers to a spectacular domestic treble in his debut season, the Moroccan tactician insists he needs time to reflect before committing to the project.

The Buccaneers’ captain has paid a heartfelt tribute to the club’s devoted supporters following their historic Premier Soccer League title triumph. The Sea Robbers clinched the championship after a tense battle with Mamelodi Sundowns, capping off an incredible season that also saw them lift the MTN8 and Carling Knockout Cup. With the loyal fans backing the Mayfair-based side throughout, their unwavering support proved a major boost for the players on their way to a memorable campaign.