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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Ex-Sundowns star signs with agency as he steps into coaching

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Former Mamelodi Sundowns star midfielder Surprise Ralani has signed a contract with prominent sports agency ProSport International.

Ralani, who enjoyed a long playing career, ventured into coaching in November 2025, and he joined his home town club Gaza United.

Gaza United are competing in the ABC Motsepe League, and Ralani took up the role in order to gain coaching experienced.

Now, the aim with this new deal is to help Ralani move up the ladder in the coaching ranks, and perhaps in the Motsepe Foundation Championship or the Betway Premiership.

ProSport International took to their social media platforms on Thursday to announce the acquisition of Ralani as their client.

Ex-sundowns star signs new deal with prominent agency

Ralani’s playing career…

Ralani, 39, spent almost a decade in Europe playing for a number clubs between 2009 and 2017.

He then returned to South Africa to join Cape Town City in 2018 where he spent four years before moving to Sundowns in 2022.

Ralani would spend just over a season with the Brazilians as game proved hard to come by, and he joined Cape Town Spurs in 2023.

He was also on the books on the likes of Hungry Lions and Orbit College before retiring from professional football.

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