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Agent addresses Kapinga's details at Kruger United

Former Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns attacker has officially returned to professional football after securing a move to Betway Premiership side, the Village Boys. The 31-year-old winger had been searching for a new project following his exit from Orbit College at the end of the previous campaign.

Bafana backed to keep Rayners as leading man despite Mbuthuma heroics

South African legend Benedict Vilakazi has weighed in on the burgeoning selection headache facing Pitso Mosimane following the national team's narrow victory over Guinea. Despite an impactful cameo from the bench by Orlando Pirates' rising star, Vilakazi remains convinced that experience must prevail in the starting eleven.

Sukazi hints at return for Beganovic at Galaxy

The Rockets owner has dropped a major hint about the club’s vacant managerial post, raising the possibility of the Bosnia-Herzegovina tactician making a return to the Mpumalanga-based outfit. The club is scouring the market for a high-calibre coach to take charge of the technical team after a difficult spell on the pitch, with the experienced tactician now emerging as a potential option.

Durban City fire ex-Chiefs coach Ben Youssef - report

The brutal nature of the Betway Premiership has claimed another managerial casualty as Durban City FC have reportedly parted ways with Khalil Ben Youssef. The former Kaizer Chiefs man, who was only appointed to the role three months ago, has been relieved of his duties despite leading the club through a continental campaign.

Kodisang free to join any club after Sundowns exit

The South African star has officially brought his tenure at Masandawana to an end after the club agreed to a mutual termination of his contract. The highly rated winger is now searching for a new home as a free agent following a challenging spell with the African champions.

Johnson defends Petersen - 'Who is giving instructions in front?'

Amakhosi’s defensive frailties have come under intense scrutiny following a string of high-profile errors, but former coach Cavin Johnson believes the blame is being unfairly placed. While the first-choice keeper has faced significant criticism for recent blunders, Johnson insists that the root causes of the club’s struggles are systemic rather than individual.

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