The 37-year-old has featured prominently in the starting line-up for Babina Noko this season, making 23 appearances in all competition to help his side push for a spot in CAF competitions next season.
According to FARPost, Eric Tinkler's side want to retain the former Kaizer Chiefs centre-back for another season, with his current deal expiring in June 2026.
Cardoso has also captained the Limpopo based side on 17 occasions this 2025/26 season, showing his importance to the team's set up.
The club and the player are expected to wrap up a new deal within the coming weeks, but nothing has been finalized between the two parties yet.
He joined Sekhukhune as a free agent in July 2022 after departing Amakhosi and has since gone on to make 118 appearances for United, scoring three goals
Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams has praised Oswin Appollis for his inspiring journey from football obscurity to becoming one of South Africa’s most influential attacking players, highlighting the winger’s resilience, consistency and character.
Sekhukhune United have announced the appointment of Walter Steenbok as their new Director of Football Strategy.
Orlando Pirates defender Thabiso Lebitso has opened up about his reduced game time and the growing competition within the squad, insisting that collective success remains the priority as the Buccaneers chase Betway Premiership glory.
Khanyisa Mayo insists he is not feeling the weight of expectation at Kaizer Chiefs despite a difficult loan spell at Naturena, with the striker remaining confident he can still earn a permanent move to the Soweto giants.
