Orlando Pirates have agreed to send Daniel Msendami and Abdoulaye Mariko to Marumo Gallants on loan. The move forms part of the transfer arrangement that also saw Bheki Mabuza make a permanent switch from Gallants to Pirates. The two players will now have an opportunity to gain valuable first-team experience while helping Gallants strengthen their squad
Orlando Pirates have completed the signing of 23-year-old Bheki Mabuza from Marumo Gallants. The versatile player returns to the Buccaneers after previously being part of the club’s setup. Pirates have also confirmed that Daniel Msendami and Abdoulaye Mariko will join Gallants on season-long loan deals
: Mamelodi Sundowns have reportedly made an offer of around US$3 million for Ecuadorian midfielder Jordy Alcívar, who currently plays for Independiente del Valle. The 27-year-old box-to-box midfielder is contracted to the Ecuadorian club until 2029, meaning Sundowns would need to negotiate a transfer
: Mamelodi Sundowns have reportedly expressed interest in signing Deano Van Rooyen, who recently became a free agent after parting ways with Orlando Pirates. The experienced right-back could provide valuable depth for the reigning champions as they strengthen their squad for the new season
Newcastle United have completed a major midfield signing, bringing in Nico González from Manchester City in a deal worth around £50 million. The Spanish midfielder adds technical quality, energy and versatility to Newcastle’s squad as the club continues to strengthen its team
Stellenbosch FC have confirmed that midfielder Wonderboy Makhubu will spend the upcoming campaign on loan at Kruger United. The move is expected to give the young player valuable regular playing time and further experience as he continues his development
Liverpool have reportedly opened talks with Crystal Palace over a potential move for Ismaïla Sarr, with a proposal of around £50 million being discussed. The Senegal international is reportedly keen on a move to Anfield as Liverpool look to strengthen their attacking options before the transfer window closes.
French Ligue 1 side LOSC Lille have confirmed the loan signing of South African youngster Thato Sibiya from Mamelodi Sundowns, with an option to make the move permanent. The 20-year-old defender will initially join Lille's reserve team, where he will continue his development with the ultimate objective of breaking into the senior squad
Kaizer Chiefs have welcomed Colombian forward Efmamjjasond Gonzales Palacios, who has been handed the iconic No. 14 jersey at Amakhosi. The striker becomes the second Colombian to represent the Glamour Boys after Leonardo Castro, and his arrival adds another attacking option to the Chiefs squad. The No. 14 shirt has also been worn by several players throughout the club’s history, giving Gonzales an opportunity to create his own legacy at Naturena
The transfer situation surrounding Polokwane City and Bafana Bafana defender Thabang Matuludi has reportedly taken another turn, with claims that the player has been absent from the club and is pushing for a move to Kaizer Chiefs. The situation has sparked comparisons with the previous Oswin Appollis transfer saga.
South African winger Thapelo Maseko is on the verge of completing a permanent move to Danish champions FC Copenhagen after Mamelodi Sundowns reportedly reached a club-to-club agreement worth approximately €1.5 million (R28 million). The 22-year-old Bafana Bafana international now only needs to finalise personal terms before sealing what could become one of the biggest moves of his young career
A reported salary dispute between Pitso Mosimane and the South African Football Association (SAFA) has sparked nationwide debate about how local coaches are valued. Reports claim SAFA initially offered Mosimane R5 million per year to become the new Bafana Bafana head coach, an amount he reportedly rejected as being below his market value and significantly less than packages previously paid to other national team coaches. While negotiations are believed to be continuing, the situation has reignited discussions about fairness, respect, and whether South African coaches are consistently undervalued compared to their international counterparts