Bafana needs to set Serero matter straight
Thulani Serero will need to do good by all parties concerned following his return to the national team fold for Bafana Bafana’s 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Nigeria, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
McCarthy: I don’t want to kill Rantie’s career
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy has admitted that he has to be patient with Tokelo Rantie and says he doesn’t want to ‘crush’ the forward by rushing him back.
Benni: We want Rantie at his best
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy insists that striker Tokelo Rantie could be available for their MTN8 final against SuperSport United on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Putsche hails City’s forward options
Cape Town City midfielder Roland Putsche believes the arrival of Tokelo Rantie adds to City’s unpredictability in offensive areas.
Putsche relishing Rantie debut
Roland Putsche admits to not knowing too much about Tokelo Rantie, however, he is looking forward to seeing the former Bafana Bafana international make his debut for Cape Town City.
Mkhize: Rantie fitting in well at City
Cape Town City captain Thamsanqa Mkhize has revealed that new signing Tokelo Rantie has settled in well at the club after returning to South African, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Five best PSL signings (Part 2)
Khama Billiat made a blockbuster move to Kaizer Chiefs, while Orlando Pirates secured the services of rising star Vincent Pule. SportsClub writer DEAN WORKMAN explores part two of the five best PSL signings from the summer transfer window.
Benni: Rantie will be unstoppable at CT City
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy believes that his side have ‘hit the jackpot’ with the signing of ‘world class’ Tokelo Rantie.
CT City sign former Pirates striker Rantie
Cape Town City bolstered their squad with the signing of Bafana Bafana and former Orlando Pirates striker Tokelo Rantie.
Five players Chiefs should consider signing (Part 1)
Kaizer Chiefs landed the marquee signing of Khama Billiat from Mamelodi Sundowns, but they will need more than the PSL Footballer of the Year to mount a serious title bid, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
