• We would rather play without him - Matthews says unreliable Mbule won't play for SSU again

    We would rather play without him – Matthews says unreliable Mbule won’t play for SSU again

    SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews says that midfielder Sipho Mbule will not play for the club again, adding that Mbule is not in the right headspace, and that they would rather finish lower down the league with a unified team than have the wantaway man in the side.


    Patrice Motsepe, Chairman of Mamelodi Sundowns with Stanley Matthews CEO of SuperSport United

    Sundowns, Pirates streets ahead of Chiefs – Matthews

    SuperSport United chief executive officer Stan Matthews says Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are streets ahead of Kaizer Chiefs in terms of squad quality, but has backed Amakhosi to splash the cash when their transfer ban is over. You may also like


    SuperSport United CEO Stanley Matthews

    SSU deny sale rumours while MultiChoice looks set to become PSL lead sponsor

    SuperSport United have strongly insisted that the club is not for sale as reports suggest that the club’s owners in MultiChoice are set to become the new title sponsor of the PSL. You may also like


    Bradley Grobler of Supersport United

    Matthews: Pirates haven’t contacted SSU over Grobler transfer

    Despite speculation linking SuperSport United forward Bradley Grobler with a move to Orlando Pirates, club CEO Stan Matthews says they have not received any offer for their star striker. You may also like


    Aubrey Modiba of SuperSport United walking out to face Mamelodi Sundowns

    Matthews: Financial implications of Covid-19 could see Modiba sold to Sundowns

    SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews has admitted that the club could be forced into selling star man Aubrey Modiba to long-time admirers Mamelodi Sundowns in trying to balance the books after the financial impact of Covid-19. You may also like


    Patrice Motsepe, Chairman of Mamelodi Sundowns with Stanley Matthews CEO of SuperSport United

    EXCLUSIVE: Inevitable that ‘Big Three’ will come out of coronavirus stronger – Matthews

    SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews expects Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns will be well placed to leverage their financial muscle in the transfer market coming out of the coronavirus pandemic as other clubs ‘balance the books’, writes DEAN WORKMAN in a SoccerClub exclusive. You may also like


    SuperSport United CEO, Stan Matthews during

    Matthews: Local players can’t afford pay cuts like Messi

    SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews believes that players in the PSL will not be able to handle a pay reduction like European superstars who are financially secure, adding that PSL players’ budgets are based on their salaries. You may also like