As clubs continue to reshape their squads ahead of the new campaign, Durban City have confirmed four new arrivals to boost their ranks for a first-ever Betway Premiership season, while moves are brewing for two South African players abroad.
According to the club’s official website, Durban City have secured the services of Thabo Nodada and Haashim Domingo from Cape Town City, offering the newly promoted side a combination of leadership and creativity in midfield. Up front, Congolese striker Jean Lwamba joins after netting 15 goals in Botswana last season, while right-back Kyle Jurgens, a product of Stellenbosch FC, adds energy to the defence.
Meanwhile, Kickoff reports that Algerian club CR Belouizdad are exploring loan options for striker Khanyisa Mayo, following failed attempts to reach a mutual termination. With compensation proving a sticking point, discussions have begun with CS Constantine and MC Oran about a potential season-long loan for the former Cape Town City forward.
In Tanzania, SABC Sport confirms that Simba SC are close to finalising a loan deal for Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Neo Maema. The 29-year-old is currently captaining South Africa at the CHAN tournament, and the move will only be completed once his international duties conclude at the end of August. Maema’s camp views Simba’s CAF competition status and title ambitions as key factors in the decision.