Peter Ndlovu has quite literally swapped his scoring boots for shiny shoes and a dapper suit as the Mamelodi Sundowns team manager. Well, he wears sneakers, too, sometimes, which he needs considering the amount of travel that happens at Chloorkop in the country and on the continent. A prolific striker during his heydays, ‘The Bulawayo...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns is pleased to announce that Thapelo Morena and Gaston Sirino have put pen to paper and signed contract extensions with the Brazilians. This will see Thapelo and Gaston in the Brazilian yellow until 2025. Morena who is approaching a full return to fitness after suffering a fracture and ligament damage on his right...Read More
The 16th of June sees South Africa pay tribute to our country’s youth, and commemorate the 1976 Soweto Uprising, which saw brave students mobilise against the Apartheid government. To honour National Youth Day this year, The Brazilians will empower our young people by giving away 9 Lenovo laptops, to aid in their education or work....Read More
Pitso Mosimane should look into his crystal ball a lot more often because his prediction about Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Andile Jali was spot on. Earlier this season, ‘Jingles’, while speaking to the press, raised expectations on the former KV Oostende anchorman as he geared for his second year in Masandawana colours having returned to the...Read More
We asked and you, Masandawana, voted with your fingers to take us down memory lane by picking your faves – your Mamelodi Sundowns All-Time African Dream Team! It wasn’t easy to land on the XI that could crack the nod into this list of incredibly talented players that have worn the yellow and blue of...Read More
The Brazilians have throughout their history attracted some of the biggest names in Africa to don the famous Brazilian colours. From the likes of, Roger Feutmba, Raphael Chukwu and Peter Ndlovu upfront to midfield stalwarts like Esrom Nyandoro and Anthony Laffor in the middle. The likes of Method Mwanjali and Muisi Ajao giving us some...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns veteran Wayne Arendse is one of the leading figures in the club’s dressing room and with over 150 appearances for the club, is one of the longest serving players currently playing for the Brazilians. A fan favourite, ‘Rio’ as he is affectionately known amongst his team mates and supporters, was given a heroes...Read More
In just a few short weeks, Tebogo Langerman, who’s collected several trophies on offer in SA football, would have spent an incredible eight years at Mamelodi Sundowns – only captain Hlompho Kekana has been at Chloorkop longer. Behind the quiet demeanour is a player with a mountain of accolades: five Absa Premiership titles (including one...Read More
He is quick on his feet, stocky and scores beautiful goals – makes sense then that Keletso Makgalwa is nicknamed ‘Aguero’. Much like Percy Tau, the 23-year-old is another success story to come out of the Mamelodi Sundowns youth development structure, earning praise from coach Pitso Mosimane, especially after returning from a long term ankle...Read More
Having represented Zimbabwe and Africa in Europe for the likes of, Sheffield United, Coventry City and Birmingham City in the English leagues, over a career spanning more than a decade, Peter Ndlovu is one of Africa’s greatest exports. The vastly experienced Ndlovu joined the Brazilians in the most talked about transfer deal in the country...Read More
