The PSL transfer window has officially closed this January, with clubs making key moves to strengthen their squads for the remainder of the season. Teams have been active in signing new players, aiming to bolster their chances in both the league and cup competitions. Let’s take a look at all the confirmed signings by Betway Premiership clubs and what these additions mean for the remainder of 2025.

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PSL Transfer: Confirmed PSL Signings for January 2025

Magesi FC were the busiest team in the market, adding five new players as they attempt to fight off relegation. Among their key signings were former Orlando Pirates midfielder Ntsako Makhubela, alongside Mcedi Vandala (Sekhukhune United, loan), Thabang Sibanyoni (Mamelodi Sundowns, loan), Camren Ashby (Sekhukhune United), and Lehlohonolo Mtshali (Sekhukhune United).
Kaizer Chiefs strengthened their squad with three fresh faces: Tashreeq Morris (SuperSport United), Thabo Cele (Fakel Voronezh, Russia), and Glody Lilepo (Valenciennes, France). Head coach Nasreddine Nabi will be hoping for significant contributions from these new arrivals.
SuperSport United secured Christian Saile from Chiefs, and he wasted no time making an impact, scoring in their 2-0 Nedbank Cup victory over Magesi. Additionally, Enoch Quaico (ASKO Kara, Ghana) joined the club.
AmaZulu brought in Sandile Mthethwa from Orlando Pirates and Elmo Kampindu from Chippa United to bolster their ranks.
Cape Town City secured Idumba Fasika (return) and Patrick Autata from TS Galaxy.
Mamelodi Sundowns made one addition, bringing in Jayden Adams from Stellenbosch FC.
Marumo Gallants made three signings: Junior Zindoga (Nzingisini Hotspurs, Swaziland), Junior Dion (AmaZulu, loan), and Ibrahim Conde (University of New Hampshire).
Polokwane City added Ayabonga Gwangqa from Upington City.
Sekhukhune United brought in Katlego Otladisa from Orlando Pirates (loan) and Kagiso Mayinga.
Stellenbosch secured Thato Khiba from TS Galaxy.

What to Expect in 2025

With the January signings now complete, fans can expect an exciting and unpredictable second half of the 2024/2025 PSL season. Teams that have made significant additions, such as Kaizer Chiefs and Magesi FC, will be looking to make a strong push for higher positions in the league table or fight to avoid relegation. The new faces at clubs like SuperSport United and AmaZulu will also be under pressure to deliver, especially as cup competitions intensify.

Betway Premiership Upcoming Fixtures:

Matchday 15:

Friday, January 31, 2025:
- Richards Bay FC vs. Magesi FC at 18:30
Saturday, February 1, 2025:
- Orlando Pirates FC vs. Kaizer Chiefs FC at 14:30
- Stellenbosch FC vs. Sekhukhune United FC at 14:30
- Marumo Gallants FC vs. Royal AM FC at 14:30
- Polokwane City FC vs. Chippa United FC at 16:30
- AmaZulu FC vs. SuperSport United FC at 19:00
Sunday, February 2, 2025:
- TS Galaxy FC vs. Cape Town City FC at 14:30
- Mamelodi Sundowns FC vs. Lamontville Golden Arrows FC at 16:30

Conclusion:

Expect fierce competition, especially in the battle for continental qualification and the top spots. The window has shown how clubs are responding to the challenges of the season, and it’s all to play for in the coming months. Stay tuned for thrilling matchups and fresh rivalries as PSL teams take on the 2025 season!