The PSL transfer news update! The Premier Soccer League (PSL) transfer window for the 2024/25 season has been a whirlwind of activity, with clubs scrambling to bolster their squads ahead of the new campaign. Big-name signings, surprise moves, and a flurry of activity on deadline day have left fans buzzing with anticipation for what promises to be an exciting season.

PSL Transfer News: Notable Arrivals

Etiosa Ighodaro (Mamelodi Sundowns to AmaZulu FC, Loan): Mamelodi Sundowns has loaned out striker Etiosa Ighodaro to AmaZulu FC until June 30, 2025. The 23-year-old is seen as a potential replacement for departed strikers Augustine Kwem and Victor Letsoalo.
Asekho Tiwani & Kegan Johannes (Mamelodi Sundowns): Mamelodi Sundowns has secured the signings of promising young talents Asekho Tiwani and Kegan Johannes. The duo is expected to add depth and youthful energy to the squad.
Rushwin Dortley (Kaizer Chiefs): Kaizer Chiefs have bolstered their defence with the acquisition of Rushwin Dortley. The club’s sporting director has indicated that more signings are expected in the coming weeks.
Delvino Miguel Vieira (Orlando Pirates): Orlando Pirates has added firepower to their attack with the signing of Delvino Miguel Vieira. The striker is known for his clinical finishing and is expected to make an immediate impact.

PSL Latest Transfer Rumors and Expected Signings

According to reports, former Kaizer Chiefs player, Keagan Dolly, is being eyed by AmaZulu FC. While there were rumours of him joining SuperSport United after leaving Chiefs, Dolly hasn’t been involved in their pre-season activities. It now appears that AmaZulu is the leading contender to secure Dolly’s services for the upcoming season.

Additionally, reports suggest the Kaizer Chiefs are currently in talks with Cape Town Spurs regarding the possible transfer of winger Asanele Velebayi, a product of the Cape Town Spurs academy, for the upcoming season. Moreover, former Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Bongani Zungu is reportedly set to reunite with his former coach Rulani Mokwena at Wydad Casablanca. The move is expected to be finalized soon.

Impact on the PSL 2024/25 Season:

Although the transfer window is not yet closed, the confirmed signings and the swirling transfer rumours indicate a dynamic and evolving landscape in the PSL. The new arrivals are expected to inject fresh energy and talent into the league, while the potential transfers could significantly reshape the squads of several clubs.

The 2024/25 PSL season promises to be a captivating one, with new players and potential transfers adding to the anticipation and excitement. As the transfer window remains open, fans can expect more twists and turns in the transfer market, further shaping the landscape of South African football. Stay tuned for further updates as clubs continue to make strategic moves to strengthen their squad.