Mamelodi Sundowns continue to dominate the PSL, sitting comfortably twelve points ahead of Orlando Pirates.

With a chance to extend their lead to fifteen points, Sundowns will face Sekhukhune United tonight, further cementing their position at the top of the table.

Stellenbosch FC Making Steady Progress

While Sundowns take the spotlight, Stellenbosch FC has quietly been improving.

After a few weeks of inconsistent performances, they are steadily climbing the ranks and are now strong contenders for another third-place finish.

Currently, they are just four points behind Babina Noko, but with a game in hand, they could quickly close the gap.

Transfer Rumours Buzzing Around the PSL

As the season progresses, speculation around player transfers is heating up.

Orlando Pirates are reportedly eyeing Richards Bay striker Yanele Mbhuthuma as a potential offseason signing.

Meanwhile, Kaizer Chiefs have entered the race for Hungry Lions striker Muzomuhle Khanyi, with the Buccaneers also showing interest in his services.

Patrick Maswanganyi’s European Return on the Cards

Reigning PSL Player of the Year, Patrick Maswanganyi, is also a topic of much discussion, with reports suggesting he is keen on returning to Europe.

His former club, UD Oliveirense, is reportedly in talks to facilitate the move, and negotiations are already underway.

The only stumbling block could be the hefty R40 million price tag that the club has placed on Maswanganyi’s head.

A source revealed, “It’s no longer just an inquiry, but serious negotiations now.

UD Oliveirense is eager to bring him back, and they’re happy with his progress.

The main hurdle is the R40 million valuation. If they want him, they’ll need to meet that or make a better offer.

It all depends on the terms they put on the table for Pirates.”

Free Agent Moves and Other Rumours

In other transfer news, free agent Edwin Gyimah is being linked with a move to Kazakhstan Premier League club FC Astana, adding another layer of intrigue to the ongoing PSL transfer talks.