The Premier Soccer League’s transfer window burst open on Tuesday, July 1st, igniting a wave of high-stakes moves as top clubs aim to bolster their squads ahead of the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season.
Kaizer Chiefs have wasted no time in strengthening their squad for the demanding 2025/26 season, announcing several key acquisitions, including two former Orlando Pirates fan favorites.
Following an eight-year stint in South African football, former Orlando Pirates forward Terrence Dzvukamanja, has made a return to his native Zimbabwe, signing with top-flight club Scottland FC.
As Cape Town City braces for life in the Motsepe Foundation Championship, they do so with a heavy heart, bidding farewell to their most loyal servant and inspirational captain, Thami Mkhize.
Marumo Gallants have made a significant statement in the Betway Premiership, securing the services of highly experienced winger Jaisen Clifford on a one-year contract.
In a recurring pattern affecting South African football, SuperSport International has officially announced the sale of its Premier Soccer League club, SuperSport United, to Siwelele Football Club (Pty) Ltd.
AmaZulu FC has officially welcomed its first wave of new signings as the club commenced its 2025/26 pre-season preparations this week.
Following their unexpected relegation to the second division, Cape Town City are grappling with the likely departure of several key players.
In a dramatic turn of events for South African football, Siwelele Football Club is poised to take over SuperSport United’s spot in the Betway Premiership.
In a surprising move, Roger de Sa has parted ways with Cape Town City to rejoin cross-town rivals Cape Town Spurs—this time as the club’s new Technical Director.