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The 'coach's bakery' scandal: police storm the Korean Football Association building

A new development in the Hong Myung-bo crisis

FIFA World Cup 2026: South Africa Arrival

Bafana players insist R100 million WC windfall goes to grass roots development

South Africa’s national team stars have taken a selfless stand following their World Cup campaign, insisting that a significant portion of their tournament earnings be funnelled back into the country's youth structures. Rather than focusing solely on their own financial gain, the national team squad is prioritising the future of the domestic game to ensure the next generation of talent has the resources to thrive.

Atlético Madrid seal historic deal

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Pitso Mosimane wins Champions League Al Ahly

Pitso admits to SAFA contact over South Africa job - 'How do we take Bafana to a better level?'

The former Mamelodi Sundowns and Al Ahly head coach has broken his silence regarding a potential return to the South African national team dugout. With current boss Hugo Broos nearing the end of his contract, speculation has reached fever pitch regarding who will lead the nation into the next cycle. Mosimane has now confirmed that the South African Football Association (SAFA) has initiated contact with him and other candidates to discuss a long-term succession strategy.

Tunisia v Netherlands: Group F - FIFA World Cup 2026

From Senegal to Algeria.. Renard's Future Between 4 National Teams

The French coach continues to attract attention despite his short spell with Tunisia.

McKenzie's R31 million World Cup bill revealed - 'Spending a budget is not a scandal'

South Africa’s Sports Minister has addressed the growing controversy surrounding expenditure related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As public scrutiny intensifies over government spending, the minister has moved to clarify the specific nature of these costs and why they were necessary for the nation's global standing.

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