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Mamelodi Sundowns have exercised the contract extension option for left-back Terrence Mashego, amidst reported interest from Stellenbosch FC. Mashego joined Sundowns in September 2022 and has since featured in 45 appearances across all competitions for the club. However, the 29-year-old defender is reportedly keen on a move away from the recently crowned Betway Premiership champions, having struggled for consistent game time.

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Free State businessman Edward Napo Modise has offered an update on the potential return of Bloemfontein Celtic, having reportedly bought the club’s naming rights for R5 million. Known as ‘Bra Eddie’ in Bloemfontein, Modise recently acquired the intellectual property for the name and is now negotiating to purchase a club’s status to revive the team. Modise is on record as saying he is “absolutely certain” that a deal with one of the clubs would be finalised before the new season.

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Highlands Park’s qualification for the promotional playoffs is now in serious jeopardy following a new development concerning their Nigerian player, who has been found to be using fraudulent visa documents. In a significant blow to the club, NB La Masia‘s appeal against Highlands Park has been successful, resulting in them being awarded three points for the Gauteng ABC Motsepe League match played on February 21, which originally ended in a 1-1 draw.

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Stellenbosch FC’s stance on acquiring Cape Town Spurs talents Asanele Velebayi and Luke Baartman has come to light following Spurs’ relegation to the ABC Motsepe League, marking their second consecutive drop from the PSL. The Mother City club endured a challenging season under Ernst Middendorp, ultimately finishing 15th in the Motsepe Foundation Championship and falling out of the professional ranks.

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UK-based midfielder Ethan Chislett has addressed his future amidst interest from Scottish clubs. The South Africa-born attacker is among those departing Port Vale FC after their promotion-winning season. The 26-year-old’s consistent performances played a crucial role in the club’s League One promotion. However, he has opted not to extend his contract, which expires at the end of June.