Sirino, Morena sign contract extensions with Sundowns
Mamelodi Sundowns have announced that Thapelo Morena and Gaston Sirino have signed new deals at the club which will have them stay with the Brazilians until 2025. You may also like
PSL clubs to return to training – but no matches just yet
Minister of Sport, Arts & Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, has given the go- ahead for PSL clubs to return to training on 1 June, but official matches are still off the table for now. You may also like
Premier League to restart on 17 June
The Premier League season will resume on 17 June, with Manchester City’s meeting with Arsenal one of the first matches to be played. You may also like
Season completion top of the agenda, not transfer ban – Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs have commented on the latest developments surrounding their appeal at the Court of Arbitrations for Sport over their transfer ban issued by Fifa, stating that finishing the 2019-20 season is being prioritised over the appeal. You may also like
Motsepe: There will be no salary cuts at Sundowns
Mamelodi Sundowns president Patrice Motsepe has reassured his players and staff members that there will be no salary cuts at the club during the nationwide lockdown period. You may also like
Pitso inks new four-year deal with Sundowns
Mamelodi Sundowns president Patrice Motsepe has confirmed that head coach Pitso Mosimane signed a new contract with the club. You may also like
SuperSport officially name Williams as club captain
SuperSport United have officially named goalkeeper Ronwen Williams as club captain. You may also like
Radebe: Why I turned down Man Utd
South African football icon and Leeds United great Lucas Radebe has revealed why he turned down the opportunity to join Manchester United. You may also like
Chelsea star Hudson-Odoi arrested on suspicion of rape
Chelsea star Callum Hudson-Odoi has been arrested on suspicion of rape following an alleged incident at his west-London apartment. You may also like
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
