Tshabalala wants to retire at Chiefs – Agent
Siphiwe Tshabalala’s agent, Jazzman Mahlakgane, says the winger would like to retire at Kaizer Chiefs and he won’t play for any other side in the Premier Soccer League. You may also like
Ighalo future uncertain as Man United loan deal expires on 31 May
Manchester United face a potential headache as Odion Ighalo’s loan deal from Shanghai Shenhua only runs until the end of May. You may also like
Man City see pre-season plans fail to take off
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Banyana suffer second consecutive WC defeat
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Ramos insists he has no intention of leaving Real Madrid
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Dembele departs Spurs for China
Mousa Dembele has completed his move from Tottenham to Chinese Super League side Guangzhou R and F. You may also like
Banyana draw China, Germany, Spain in World Cup
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Jorginho on target to get Mancini up and running
Chelsea midfielder Jorginho converted a 78th-minute penalty as a stuttering Italy earned a 1-1 Nations League draw at home with Poland. You may also like
Ronaldo: Players my age move to Qatar or China
Cristiano Ronaldo claims it was an easy decision for him to join Juventus from Real Madrid and took a thinly veiled swipe at his contemporaries who chase final paydays away from elite leagues. You may also like
