PSL, Safpu sign historic bargaining agreement
The Premier Soccer League together with the South African Football Players Union (Safpu) have signed a historic bargaining agreement. You may also like
Pirates chairman makes decision on Mokwena’s immediate future
Orlando Pirates chairman Dr Irvin Khoza says Rhulani Mokwena will keep his position as head coach until the end of the season. You may also like
Khoza: PSL considers introducing VAR
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairman Dr Irvin Khoza has confirmed that the league is considering the possibility of introducing Video Assistant Referee (VAR) to South African football. You may also like
Khoza confirms plans to discuss VAR with Safa
Premier Soccer League chairman Irvin Khoza has confirmed that the league will talk to the South African Football Association about introducing video assistant referees to the league to assist referees. You may also like
PSL announces record R1-billion revenue for 2018-19 season
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) announced at its annual general meeting on Thursday that the organisation hit a record R1 billion in revenue for the 2018-19 season. You may also like
Khoza backs under-fire Mokwena
Orlando Pirates chairman Irvin Khoza believes Rhulani Mokwena will take advantage of the opportunity given to him at the club. You may also like
PSL matches face possible SABC blackout
Football fans could be up in arms as the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is yet to confirm whether it has secured the rights to broadcast the Absa Premiership. You may also like
Khuzwayo set to receive psychological help
Orlando Pirates chairman Dr Irvin Khoza announced that Brilliant Khuzwayo will receive psychological treatment after the goalkeeper was forced into early retirement. You may also like
Mntambo: I’m stay at Pirates
Orlando Pirates midfielder Linda Mntambo insists he will remain at the Buccaneers for the upcoming season, despite rumours to the contrary. You may also like
Khoza announces whopping new prize money
PSL chairman Dr Irvin Khoza revealed at a press conference on Wednesday that next year’s league champions will earn R15 million in prize money, while also announcing an Absa initiative to help the players manage their money. You may also like
