رقعة تصحيح أظافر القدم
وفر 31%! اشترِ رقعة تصحيح أظافر القدم بسعر 160.13 د.ل فقط في ليبيا. متوفر حالياً
🛒 تسوق الآنPSL transfer news 2026: Latest Betway Premiership rumours from Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Sundowns
PSL transfer news 2026: Latest Betway Premiership rumours from Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Sundowns
South African club football enters a busy transfer window as PSL teams reshape squads with North African clubs joining the race for top talent
The Betway Premiership transfer window is heating up ahead of the 2026-27 season, with major moves involving Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns dominating headlines. Libyan club Al Ahli Benghazi has emerged as a serious contender in the PSL market, having had an offer accepted for Kaizer Chiefs winger Lilepo.
Lilepo faces choice between Libya and Morocco
Kaizer Chiefs have accepted two offers for Congolese attacker Lilepo, according to iDiski Times. The winger must now decide between a move to Al Ahli Benghazi in Libya or Raja Athletic Club in Morocco. Offers from Al Nasr Benghazi, Asswehly SC and Wydad Athletic Club were all rejected by the Naturena hierarchy. The development underscores growing North African interest in PSL talent, with Libyan clubs particularly active in this window.
Lucas Ribeiro joins Esperance Tunis
Former Sundowns star Lucas Ribeiro has landed in Tunis to finalise his move to Esperance Sportive de Tunis as a free agent. Multiple media reports confirm the 27-year-old Brazilian will sign this week. His legal dispute with Sundowns remains unresolved, but Esperance expects an International Transfer Certificate to be issued while the FIFA Football Tribunal reviews the case.
Goodman Mosele joins Chippa United permanently
The 26-year-old midfielder, widely expected to join Durban City on loan, has instead signed permanently for Chippa United. According to iDiski Times, Mosele becomes the Chilli Boys' second signing of the window after Nigerian international Stanley Nwabali re-signed last week following five months without a club. Mosele spent last season on loan at Chippa from Orlando Pirates and impressed enough to earn a permanent deal.
Maseko told to find a new club
Mamelodi Sundowns have left winger Thapelo Maseko out of their Austria pre-season tour so he can secure a move, SABC Sport reports. The 22-year-old recently returned from a loan stint at Cypriot side AEL Limassol, where his performances earned him a Bafana Bafana World Cup squad place under Hugo Broos. He played a key role in South Africa's historic run to the round of 16.
Makhanya attracts Rangers interest
Olwethu Makhanya, the defender who went viral for his performance against Lionel Messi in MLS, is on the radar of Scottish club Rangers. The Philadelphia Union centre-back's all-round displays have caught the attention of the Glasgow side, who are expected to make a bid in the coming days.
Isaac Cisse bound for Belgium
Isaac Cisse's move to Belgian side Royal Charleroi SC is nearly complete. "It has always been his ambition to play overseas, so he is delighted that it is finally happening," a source told Soccer Laduma. "He did very well in his first season in the PSL and now he has the chance to take the next step in his career."
More PSL transfer headlines
Kaizer Chiefs have revived talks with Stellenbosch over winger Langelihle Phili in a potential cash-plus-players deal after negotiations had broken down last month. Portuguese midfielder Miguel Reisinho has left Sundowns after just one season, having played only 14 times for the Brazilians. Orlando Pirates are eyeing 17-year-old Cape Town City star Emile Witbooi as a replacement for Relebohile Mofokeng, though his €1 million price tag may be a hurdle. Former Chiefs defender Happy Mashiane remains a free agent after Stellenbosch ended their interest, while Eric Tinkler is reportedly set to be appointed head coach of Ghanaian side Asante Kotoko.
The PSL transfer window remains open, with clubs finalising their preparations for the new Betway Premiership season. With North African clubs entering the market for PSL talent, the landscape of African player movement continues to evolve.
— Libya Press / Sports Desk
