The relegation of Cape Town Spurs to the ABC Motsepe League has made their promising striker, Luke Baartman, a highly sought-after talent, available for a development compensation fee.
While Stellenbosch had already expressed their interest in the forward, the field of suitors has grown significantly.
Top clubs such as Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Cape Town City are now actively monitoring the situation surrounding the South African junior international, according to iDiski Times.
Universally recognized as one of the country's brightest attacking prospects, Baartman's primary concern is making the right career move.
He is specifically prioritizing opportunities for consistent first-team football, which he believes will be vital for boosting his chances of making the U20 FIFA World Cup squad later this year.
The 18-year-old attacking talent, Baartman, has a history of attracting interest from high-caliber international clubs.
In the past two seasons, he was notably monitored by Scottish giants Glasgow Celtic, a perennial title challenger, and English Championship side Leeds United, a club with significant pedigree. This prior interest from such reputable teams speaks volumes about his perceived potential.

On the other hand, Stellenbosch have already secured the services of Cape Town Spurs’ right-back Siviwe Nkwali, strengthening that position following departure of Deano van Rooyen
Another Cape Town Spurs player who’s on radar of Kaizer Chiefs is the club’s captain Asanele Velebayi. Amakhosi failed to land the player’s signature at the beginning of the season when Spurs were relegated to the second-tier.
On the other hand, Stellenbosch FC has already proactively moved to strengthen their squad, notably securing the services of Cape Town Spurs' right-back, Siviwe Nkwali.
This acquisition directly addresses a key area, bolstering their defensive options following the departure of Deano van Rooyen.
ANOTHER SPURS STAR ON CHIEFS RADAR
Meanwhile, another prominent Cape Town Spurs player firmly on the radar of Chiefs is the club's captain, Asanele Velebayi.
Amakhosi had made an attempt to secure the talented player's signature at the beginning of the season, but failed to do so when Spurs were unfortunately relegated to the second tier of South African football. It appears Chiefs' interest has not waned.