PSL Transfer Rumours: Who are Sundowns, Pirates, Chiefs & all PSL teams are targeting

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The 2025/26 winter Premier Soccer League season ran from July 1 to September 22, where clubs in South Africa aligned their squads in proportion to their targets of the campaign.

Team in Mzansi will have another opportunity to get or release players from January 1st. 

However, free agents can still be signed by teams outside the official transfer period. Coaches can also join teams of their choices, suppose they are sacked or even get better offers. 

Keep it here because Afrik-Foot will ensure you get all the information first-hand. 

Why Sundowns' Nassir hasn't debuted for AmaTuks

Mngqithi confirms Abubeker Nassir's move to PSL club

Ethiopia international Abubeker Nassir is among the players that left Mamelodi Sundowns in the most recent transfer window. However, he is yet to make an appearance for the second tier outfit.

Nassir's agent Steve Kapeluschnik confirmed that the 25-year-old is currently undergoing rehabilitation and is expected to return to action soon.

“He had a wrist operation at the end of last season. He is back. He signed with Tuks for a year. He is busy in rehab and I hope to have him playing soon. That's it for now. He signed there for one season,” he told Soccer Laduma.

Chiefs reach an agreement with Nabi

Nasreddine Nabi Kaizer Chiefs 1

Kaizer Chiefs and coach Nasreddine Nabi have offically finalised their agreement to fully part ways.

“The delay in the separation was due to the two parties not agreeing on the settlement terms,” revealed a source close to the situation.

“Eventually, they had to compromise, and both sides have now reached an agreement to part ways. The club’s announcement could come as early as Friday or over the weekend,” Soccer Laduma reported.

AmaZulu sack Motshwari

Zwane praises impact of former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder at AmaZulu
Arthur Zwane – Picture by AmaZulu FC

Former Orlando Pirates midfielder Ben Motshwari has parted ways with AmaZulu FC, as reported by SABC Sport.

The 34-year-old has been absent from Usuthu’s matchday squads since their home fixture against Stellenbosch, missing the last three games for the Durban-based club.

Motshwari initially joined AmaZulu two seasons ago following his departure from the Buccaneers. His stint has now come to an end, with reports indicating that his contract was terminated on Sunday, making him a free agent.

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