Kaizer Chiefs have officially confirmed that attacking midfielder George Matlou will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of June 2026. After spending four seasons with Amakhosi, the 27-year-old will part ways with the Soweto giants following a memorable spell that included helping the club win the Nedbank Cup during the 2024/25 campaign
Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly monitoring TS Galaxy youngster Seluleko Mahlambi as they continue their efforts to strengthen the squad ahead of the 2026/27 season. The talented young midfielder has impressed with his performances and is believed to have attracted interest from the Soweto giants, who remain focused on building a competitive team capable of challenging for major honours
The first round of the FIFA World Cup has showcased the emergence of football's next generation, with several Under-21 players delivering standout performances on the world's biggest stage. From record-breaking appearances to match-winning displays, these young stars have proven that the future of international football is already here. Representing nations across the globe, they have captured the attention of fans and demonstrated why they are considered the future faces of the sport.
Teboho Mokoena and Sipho Mbule were once regarded as two of South Africa's brightest midfield talents, rising through the ranks together and eventually earning moves to Mamelodi Sundowns. Both players possessed immense potential and were expected to play leading roles for club and country. However, while Mokoena continues to thrive at Sundowns and on the international stage, Mbule now finds himself a free agent, highlighting how different decisions and circumstances can shape football careers.
African club football has once again proven its quality on the global stage after only four players representing African-based clubs found the back of the net at the FIFA World Cup. The exclusive list features Teboho Mokoena of Mamelodi Sundowns and Egyptian stars Trezeguet, Mostafa Zico, and Emam Ashour, who represent Pyramids FC and Al Ahly. Their achievements highlight the growing strength of African football and the ability of the continent's top clubs to produce world-class talent.
Renowned football agent Mike Makaab believes young South African talent Bennet Mokoena has all the qualities needed to become one of the country's biggest football stars. Speaking to Idiski Times, Makaab praised the youngster's character, family background, and footballing ability, expressing confidence that Mokoena has a bright future ahead of him following his recent success at club level.
The fixtures for the 2026 MTN8 tournament have been confirmed, setting up several exciting encounters involving some of South Africa's biggest football clubs. Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, AmaZulu, Durban City, Polokwane City, Golden Arrows, and Sekhukhune United will battle for the first major trophy of the new season. The tournament is scheduled to kick off on 8 August 2026 and promises thrilling action from the opening round.
As Bafana Bafana prepare for a crucial FIFA World Cup clash against South Korea, attention is turning to one potential weakness in the Asian side's defenceβtheir vulnerability to aerial balls. If South Africa can exploit that area effectively, striker Evidence Makgopa could play a decisive role. With his physical presence, height, and ability to challenge defenders in the air, Makgopa may provide the attacking threat needed to unlock the South Korean defence.
Kaizer Chiefs Reserve Team Fitness Trainer Muzi Maluleke has made both the club and South Africa proud after securing an impressive third-place finish at the 2026 Empro Classic bodybuilding competition in Spain. His achievement highlights the dedication, discipline, and professionalism that have made him a respected figure within the Amakhosi development structures
Former Golden Arrows assistant coach Musa Bilankulu is reportedly on the verge of joining Marumo Gallants as part of head coach Phuti Mohafe's technical team. The move would see the experienced coach reunite with familiar faces in the South African football landscape as Gallants continue preparations for the upcoming season. Bilankulu's potential appointment is viewed as a strategic addition aimed at strengthening the club's coaching structure and improving performances in the Betway Premiership
Former AmaZulu FC assistant coach Simo Dladla has reportedly emerged as a candidate for a return to Richards Bay FC. The experienced coach, who previously enjoyed success with the Natal Rich Boyz, is being linked with a move back to the KwaZulu-Natal outfit as the club continues planning for the 2026/27 season
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