Orlando Pirates hijack Kaizer Chiefs deal

Kaizer Chiefs are rumoured to be in a spot of bother when it comes to the transfer market with Orlando Pirates trying to one up them.

Here we wrap all the latest PSL transfer rumours and football gossip.

Percy Tau bid to come from PSL side

Percy Tau might just be coming back to South Africa after a difficult spell in Egypt.

A big team are preparing a bid to bring the Al Ahly star back to the PSL.

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Kaizer Chiefs could lose out to Orlando Pirates

Chiefs and Pirates could be set for a real battle in their reported pursuit of TS Galaxy star Spiwe ‘Given’ Msimango.

There has been an update to this ongoing saga.

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Khama Billiat attracting interest as time at Kaizer Chiefs runs down

Khama Billiat is rumoured to be attracting interest from elsewhere in the PSL.

It seems his time at Naturena is up however, where will Khama Biliat end up?

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Former Orlando Pirates star looking for a club

A former Orlando Pirates winger is still without a club but remains hopeful of a return to PSL football.

He believes clubs are still put off by his rumoured salary expectations.

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Amazulu set to release hat-trick of former Amakhosi men

Ramahlwe Mphahlele, Keagan Buchanan and Lehlohonolo Majoro also set to be released by AmaZulu, according to reports.

Will they still return to Naturena?

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Kaizer Chiefs want another Amazulu star

Kaizer Chiefs are believed to be keen on yet another Amazulu star man.

Will a deal be done, though or are Usuthu still bitter over past moves?

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Orlando Pirates to double up on snatching Kaizer Chiefs target

Orlando Pirates are also primed and ready for a double-heist. 

Bucs management is on the brink of stealing TWO Kaizer Chiefs targets from right under Amakhosi’s noses if reports are to be believed.

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Sundowns could lose influential figure

Manqoba Mngqithi’s future at Mamelodi Sundowns also remains uncertain as June looms closer. 

There has been an update from Rhulani Mokwena.

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