Mphela: I would’ve easily scored 20 goals
Former Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs striker Katlego Mphela believes he would have ‘easily’ scored 20 goals with the current generation of strikers in the Absa Premiership. You may also like
Sundowns supporters select All-Time Africa Dream Team
Mamelodi Sundowns supporters have voted for the club’s All-Time African Dream Team in celebration of Africa Month. You may also like
Jali: I’m pleased with positive response to my goals
Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Andile Jali is pleased that he has reached his objectives since returning to South Africa from Belgium. You may also like
Hazard, Willian were bored under Sarri – Zola
Eden Hazard and Willian ‘were suffering’ under Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea, according to Gianfranco Zola, who says the Italian manager’s tactics alienated a prized duo last season. You may also like
Mbappe is not a good fit for Liverpool – McAteer
Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe is not a good fit for Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, according to Jason McAteer. You may also like
Mahrez at Man City to ‘win, not just participate’
Riyad Mahrez claims to be at Manchester City to ‘win, not just participate’, with the Algeria international embracing competition for places and major silverware. You may also like
Klopp reveals Liverpool dream in pursuit of continuous improvement
Jurgen Klopp has aired his ‘random’ dream for Liverpool, with the German tactician eager to ensure that his side have a clear identity while striving for continuous improvement on the back of any trophy triumphs. You may also like
Barcelona warned selling Semedo would be a ‘mistake’
Barcelona have been warned that they would be making a ‘mistake’ in parting with Nelson Semedo, with mounting transfer talk coming as a surprise to former Benfica coach Helder Cristovao. You may also like
Bergkamp sees Arteta’s team as a work in progress
Mikel Arteta may need to dip back into the transfer market for ‘different players’ that will help to plug the ‘holes’ that still exist in his Arsenal team, says Dennis Bergkamp. You may also like
‘Liverpool followed Ferguson & Mourinho recipe for success’
Liverpool have followed the Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola ‘recipe for success’ with Jurgen Klopp, says John Barnes, with all managers needing time and money in order to deliver on expectations. You may also like
