Mamelodi Sundowns set to sign AmaZulu youngster Dube amid Pirates links

Mamelodi Sundowns set to sign AmaZulu youngster Dube amid Pirates links

The African champions are believed to be frontrunners to secure the services of 22-year-old Dube with reports of defending league champions Pirates identifying him as a potential signing.

According to FARPost, Usuthu recently extended the centre-backs contract, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2026/27 campaign.

Dube featured in ten matches for the Durban-based outfit since his debut for the club last season but is yet to feature during the current season.

Sundowns are looking to strengthen their side ahead of a gruelling fixture schedule following the FIFA international break, with the MTN8 final against defending cup champions Orlando Pirates looming alongside league and CAF commitments.

The defender would become the eighth signing for Masandawana ahead of the transfer deadline tonight.

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