Kaizer Chiefs set to part ways with Gaston Sirino
Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly set to part ways with experienced midfielder Gaston Sirino at the end of the month when his current contract comes to an end.
Nkosingiphile Ngcobo: Amakhosi headed in the right direction with Confederation Cup qualification
Amakhosi will take part in the CAF Confederation Cup after beating AmaZulu and Sekhukhune to the final continental spot, after Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns claimed their place in the CAF Champions League.
It is the second successive season for Chiefs in the competition after their qualification last term as winners of the Nedbank Cup.
"It's a great feeling to know that we are going to play in CAF competition again next season," Ngcobo told the club's website.
"It is something we wanted to achieve as a team and we are happy to have done it with two games to spare. I am excited for it. It will be difficult but we will benefit from the experience."
Chiefs play AmaZulu and Chippa United in their final two league fixtures.
"I consider this to be a good season, not great because at Kaizer Chiefs the expectations are higher. But after the last few years I think we turned a corner and are heading in the right direction. We will take what we have learned and try to improve for next season," added Ngcobo.
"We know how dangerous AmaZulu can be with Coach Arthur (Zwane) so we are expecting a tough match and we are ready to fight for the win," added the player.
Thabang Monare thanks Sekhukhune United as new chapter beckons
Sekhukhune United midfielder Thabang Monare has bid an emotional farewell to the club, expressing his gratitude to everyone associated with Babina Noko as he prepares for the next chapter of his football career.
Former Kaizer Chiefs keeper explains effects of Nasreddine Nabi exit
Former Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi believes the club's decision to change coaches early in the 2025/26 season contributed to the inconsistency that plagued the team during the campaign.
Cape Town City's promotion hopes dashed after home draw against Magesi
Cape Town City will spend at least another season in the second tier of South African football after their hopes of promotion were dashed following a 1-1 draw against Magesi at Athlone Stadium.