iDiski Times Edition 53 Is Out Now & FREE At Shoprite

Get to Shoprite now to pick up the latest edition of iDiski Times absolutely FREE, with Edition 53 featuring some great interviews and the latest news.

In this week’s edition, Lorenz Köhler chats to Mamelodi Sundowns’ Slovakian striker Pavol Safranko about his time so far with the DStv Premiership champions, what Samir Nurkovic told him before his move to South Africa and why Peter Shalulile keeps on scoring.

Lethabo Kganyago catches up with one of this season’s in-form midfielders, Miguel Timm of Marumo Gallants, while Lethabo also had a candid interview with Thandani Ntshumayelo about his comeback at Swallows as well as why he thanks Robert Marawa for still playing football and all emotions after coming back from his drug ban.

Rob Delport speaks to SuperSport United defender Kegan Johannes about his time at the club so far and also about his early experiences in Cape Town.

Velile Mnyandu meanwhile dissects what is happening at Naturena and the possibility of wholesale exits at Kaizer Chiefs at the end of the season, with eight to nine players expected to leave, while Lorenz has news about a possible European move for one of Cape Town City’s stars.

Meanwhile, Rob gives an overview of which clubs featured the most U23 players in the DStv Premiership season, and who could be candidates for the Young Player of the Season.

We have the third part of The Drawing Board column with Muhsin Ertuğral, while Bafana Bafana legend Thabo Mngomeni shares his views on how to improve football the rural areas In His Own Words.

We also have some of the latest rumours from around the country, with more players being linked to Kaizer Chiefs, a French coach being linked to a vacant job in South Africa, and much more.

Not forgetting our iDiskiTV page, where Kaizer Chiefs superfan Machaka asks why his team only performs against Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.

All of this and more absolutely free at a Shoprite store near you in Gauteng. Watch out for the special iDiski Times stands.