Comitis: Erasmus is not for sale
Cape Town City chairperson John Comitis says he has no intention of selling any players especially Bafana Bafana international Kermit Erasmus. You may also like
Potouridis signs new CT City deal
Cape Town City have announced that Greek defender Giannis Potouridis has signed a new contract with the club. You may also like
Cupido signs new deal at CT City
Cape Town City have announced Bafana Bafana defender Keanu Cupido has signed a new contract with the club. You may also like
Makola extends stay at CT City
Cape Town City have announced that the contract of midfielder Mpho Makola has been extended. You may also like
‘It has been tough, hey, knowing you can’t play football’
In an exclusive interview with SoccerClub, Cape Town City left back Ebrahim Seedat speaks about training and keeping fit under lockdown, while also opening up about his future plans. You may also like
CT City receive boost as Erasmus returns from injury
Cape Town City have been handed a major boost after striker Kermit Erasmus successfully recover from a hamstring injury. You may also like
Ralani signs new deal at CT City
Cape Town City have announced that winger Surprise Ralani has signed a new contract with the club. You may also like
CT City announce Putsche departure
Cape Town City have confirmed that Austrian midfielder Roland Putsche has left the club to return to Europe. You may also like
Nodada dreams of playing in Belgium
Cape Town City attacking midfielder Thabo Nodada would like to move abroad to further improve his career playing in Belgium. You may also like
Benni eyes FC Porto or Hearts job
Former Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy is hoping to secure the position of head coach at his former club, FC Porto. You may also like
