Cape Town City hand Makola new contract
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has confirmed that midfielder Mpho Makola has signed a new contract with the Mother City-based outfit. You may also like
Dr Irvin Khoza re-elected as PSL chairman
Dr Irvin Khoza has been re-elected as Premier Soccer League chairman following the quadrennial general meeting held on Wednesday afternoon. You may also like
Sundowns in talks for Erasmus – CT City chairman Comitis
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has revealed that Mamelodi Sundowns have shown interest in striker Kermit Erasmus but admits that nothing has materialised yet. You may also like
CT City chairman excited by PSL restart
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has expressed his excitement about the Premier Soccer League’s decision to restart the 2019-20 season. You may also like
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
Cape Town City players score off-pitch skills
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Comitis reveals: CT City extend Makola’s contract
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has revealed that the club have shown faith in veteran midfielder Mpho Makola by extending his contract with the Citizens. You may also like
Comitis: CT City have no intention of selling players
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis says they have no intention of selling the likes of Ayanda Patosi, Kermit Erasmus and Ednilson Dove. You may also like
Cape Town City duped by a fake footballer
Cape Town City were reportedly among several clubs bamboozled by fake footballer Bernio Verhagen‚ who was arrested for robbery in Denmark this week. You may also like
Sorry, Benni, football waits for no man
Rewind a year. Benni McCarthy had just lifted his first piece of silverware as a manager with Cape Town City, becoming the toast of South African football. Now, however, after a torrid run of results he finds himself jobless, proving that football waits for no man, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
