SuperSport reject Turkish move for Mokoena
SuperSport United have reportedly turned down an offer from an unnamed Turkish club for star young midfielder Teboho Mokoena. You may also like
Manyama: Turkey spell improved me
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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
Shabba gets standing ovation on debut
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala was greeted with a standing ovation after making his debut as a second-half substitute for Turkish side Erzurumspor. You may also like
Chiefs wanted Manyama in 2013
Lebogang Manyama could have been a Kaizer Chiefs player five years ago according to the club’s football manager Bobby Motaung. You may also like
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Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas revealed that Siphiwe Tshabalala is still at the club despite reports linking him with a move to Turkish Super Lig club Erzurumspor, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
Shabba set for Kaizer Chiefs exit
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Manyama: It’s a dream come true
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Olesen wins, Coetzee bounces back in Turkey
Thorbjorn Olesen was able to fend off the challenge of David Horsey in the final round of the Turkish Airlines Open and shot 69 to win by three strokes on 20 under par. The 26-year-old grabbed his fourth European Tour title to recover from a bad spell that included nine missed cuts in 12 starts. ‘The last couple of months… Read more →
Van Zyl back at the scene of his nearest miss
Jaco van Zyl returns to the Turkish Airlines Open with bittersweet memories, having finished second at the tournament last year. The Olympian was undone by a late flourish from Victor Dubuisson, who edged out the competition with three birdies in the final four holes. ‘It was a good battle, but Victor played really nicely on the back nine and I… Read more →
