The venue underwent 'extensive refurbishment and remedial maintenance work' to once again be able to host top-level sporting events.
The last game to take place at the stadium was in 2023 was a CAF Confederation Cup where Marumo Gallants hosted Tanzanian giants Young Africans.
The Royal Bafokeng Nation confirmed the news that the facility was better than ever ready to welcome new visitors.
"The Royal Bafokeng Nation (RBN) is proud to announce that the refurbishment of the Royal Bafokeng Sports Complex has been completed, and the facility is once again ready to host world-class sport, recreation and community events," the statement read.
"To preserve its legacy and ensure it continues to meet national and international standards, the facility has undergone extensive upgrades and remedial maintenance, including critical fire, emergency and safety system improvements.
"The reopening will be marked by the 2026 Toyota Cup on Sunday, 26 July 2026, when Kaizer Chiefs take on Zimbabwean champions Scottland FC in a thrilling pre-season fixture," the RBN added.
Prior to the game, fans will be able to watch a curtain-raiser between Kaizer Chiefs Legends and the Jozi Masters.
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Kaizer Chiefs are preparing to reward their fans by defeating Zimbabwe Premier League Champions Scottland FC and lifting the Toyota Cup.
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