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Official: Another Premier Soccer League coach bites the dust! – Durban City part ways with Simo Dladla after failing to agree on a new contract | Goal.com South Africa
The coach, who had replaced Zipho Dlangalala, led the KwaZulu-Natal club to promotion and helped them secure a return to top-flight football.
- Durban City prepare for PSL season
- Club makes technical team announcement
- The KZN side part ways with the coach
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Sundowns Confirm Starting XI To Face Fluminense
Mamelodi Sundowns will be aiming for a spot in the FIFA Club World Cup round of 16 when they take on Fluminense this evening.
FIFA Club World Cup
Teams: Mamelodi Sundowns v Fluminense
Date: 25 June 2025
Venue: Hard Rock Stadium
After starting the tournament with a win over Ulsan HD, Sundowns suffered a thrilling 4-3 defeat to Borussia Dortmund on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Fluminense got their first win on Saturday after defeating Ulsan 4-2 to boost their Last 16 chances.
The win sees the Brazilian outfit sit in second spot going into this evening’s clash, one point ahead of Sundowns.
Miguel Cardoso’s charges know only a win will secure their spot in the knockout stages, while Fluminense will advance with a draw or a win.
Photo by Sebastian Frej/Getty Images
Here’s how they line up:
Mamelodi Sundowns: Williams, Mudau, Kekana, Cupido, Lunga, Mokoena, Allende, Zwane, Matthews, Ribeiro, Rayners
Subs: Onyango, Pieterse, Mdunyelwa, Morena, Mvala, Lebusa, Khoza, Aubaas, Mkhulise, Modiba, Letlhaku, Sales, Shalulile
Fluminense: Fabio, Xavier, Ignacio, Freytes, Rene, Hercules, Nonato, Martinelli, Arias, Cano, Canobbio
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Chiefs Confirm 5 Euro Opponents For Dutch Tour
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed some key details for their upcoming pre-season camp in the Netherlands.
The Soweto giants will be on the European continent for the second year in a row preparing for the 2025/26 season.
Read: Chiefs Step Up Pursuit For Basadien Alternative?
Chiefs will play five friendlies during their tour, which begins on 3 July, with four of the five matches set to be open to the public.
It has now been confirmed that Chiefs will face SBV Vitesse Arnhem, SBV Vitesse Arnhem, NEC Nijmegen, PEC Zwolle and FC Twente.
The match against Utrecht will take place behind closed doors.
Statement:
Kaizer Chiefs will conduct their 2025 pre-season training camp in the Netherlands. The team is set to arrive on 4 July and depart on 19 July, and will be based in the town of Apeldoorn, approximately 80 kilometres from Amsterdam.
As part of the tour, Amakhosi will play five friendly matches against Dutch top-tier sides from both the Eredivisie and Eerste Divisie. Four of the matches will be open to the public, with one being held behind closed doors.
Fixtures:
08 July- SBV Vitesse Arnhem
11- July FC Utrecht
12- July NEC Nijmegen
15- July PEC Zwolle
16 – July FC Twente Enschede
Photo by Sydney Seshibedi/Gallo Images
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Source: https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/local/kaizer-chiefs/kaizer-chiefs-announce-five-pre-season-opponents
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Harvey Elliott brilliance clinches England U21s place in Euros final
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Could Rele Mofokeng be heading to America? FC Cincinnati enter race for Orlando Pirates star
Major Soccer League outfit FC Cincinnati have reportedly become the latest club to register an interest in signing Orlando Pirates’ 20-year-old sensation Relebohile Mofokeng.
According to Soccer Laduma, the American club has become a serious contender for the services of Mofokeng, who is regarded as one of the brightest young prospects to come out of South Africa in a long time.
This follows news that Israeli clubs Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv are also interested. Last week, it was reported that Maccabi Haifa had approached Pirates to enquire about the player and were told they needed to cough up R31 million.
However, with the volatile situation in the Middle East, Mofokeng is unlikely to make the move, leaving the United States as a strong possibility.
At FC Cincinnati, Mofokeng would line up alongside former Kaizer Chiefs star Teenage Hadebe, who joined the club last August. The Zimbabwean international previously played for Houston Dynamo.
After two years of running rings around defenders in the Betway Premiership, Mofokeng has been urged to move abroad in order to keep growing as a footballer. He has in the past been linked with Spanish giants Barcelona.
A move to the United States might not be good news for Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos, who has left Minnesota United’s Bongokuhle Hlongwane out of the national team for the last two years.
Hlongwane was a regular fixture in the Bafana side before moving to the United States. Previously, it was felt that Broos did not think the MLS was of a high quality, but last year, he said Hlongwane was just unlucky as he had to leave some players out.
“So those are choices you have to make, and I know there was a time two years ago when the choices were much easier to make because we didn’t have so many players who were able to play in Bafana Bafana,” Broos said last year.
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Miami’s Lionel Messi at $20.4 million earns more than 21 other MLS teams’ payrolls this year
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NEW YORK (AP) — Lionel Messi is the highest-paid player in Major League Soccer for the third straight year with total annual compensation of $20,446,667, greater than the entire payroll of 21 teams.
Messi’s base compensation is $12 million, the Major League Soccer Players Association said Wednesday.
His figures cover his MLS deal, which runs through the 2025 season, including any marketing bonus and agent’s fees. They do not account for any additional agreements with the team or its affiliates, or for any performance bonuses.
The average guaranteed compensation of $649,120 was up 9.2% from $594,389 in May 2024.
Messi’s Inter Miami topped the league with a record $46.8 million payroll as of May 23, up from $41.7 million at the end of last season. Miami’s payroll was double that of all teams other than Toronto ($34.1 million) and Atlanta ($27.6 million).
Cincinnati was fourth at $23.2 million, followed by the defending champion LA Galaxy ($22.9 million), Los Angeles FC ($22.4 million) and Chicago ($22.1 million).
Expansion San Diego was 10th at $20 million.
Montreal had the lowest payroll of the league’s 30 teams at just under $12 million. Philadelphia was 29th at $13.4 million.
Toronto winger Lorenzo Insigne was second at $15.4 million in total compensation, followed by Miami midfielder Sergio Busquets ($8,774,996), Atlanta winger Miguel Almirón ($7,871,000), San Diego winger Hirving “Chucky” Lozano ($7,633,333), Toronto winger Federico Bernardeschi ($6,295,381), New York Red Bulls winger Emil Forsberg ($6,023,625), Miami left back Jordi Alba ($6 million), LA Galaxy midfielder Riqui Puig ($5,779,688), Chicago winger Jonathan Bomba ($5,581,806) and Nashville midfielder Hany Mukhtar ($5,311,667).
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Eleven players earn $5 million or more, up from nine at the start of last season, and 50 earned $2 million or higher, an increase from 44. There were 131 at $1 million or more, up from 115 at the start of last year.
Total compensation of all 902 signed players was $586 million, up 12.9% from $519 million at start of 2024, 27.4% from $460 million at the start of 2023 and 48.7% from $394 million at the beginning of 2022.
In addition to Lozano and Bamba, other notable newcomers included Atlanta forward Emmanuel Latte Lath ($4,030,546 in total compensation), Cincinnati forward KĂ©vin Denkey ($3.81 million), Charlotte winger Wilfried Zaha ($2,751,667) and New York Red Bulls forward Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting ($3,530,667).
Los Angeles forward Olivier Giroud was at $3,675,000 and Portland midfielder David Da Costa at $3,425,000.
Among U.S. national team players, Nashville defender Walker Zimmerman had total compensation of $3,456,979, Seattle winger Jordan Morris $2.26 million, Seattle forward Jesús Ferreira $1,828,960, Colorado midfielder Djordje Mihailovic $1,775,000, Cincinnati defender Miles Robinson $1,650,171, Seattle midfielder Cristian Roldán $1,666,000, San Diego midfielder Luca de la Torre $1,535,331, Charlotte defender Tim Ream $1,127,750, Colorado goalkeeper Zack Steffen $1 million, Cincinnati right back DeAndre Yedlin $948,750 and Colorado defender Reggie Cannon $841,500.
Charlotte forward Patrick Agyemang, who has three goals for the U.S. in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, earns $104,000. Other Gold Cup players include Salt Lake midfielder Diego Luna $499,833, goalkeeper Matt Freese $420,000 and defender Alex Freeman $108,000.
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