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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Mamelodi Sundowns transfer news: Who’s in and who’s out?

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Mamelodi Sundowns did not really go all out in the recently closed transfer window but they bolstered their squad with quality players.

This strategy of only signing the players they need and not for the sake of it, has worked really worked for the Brazilians in recent years.

However, some signings have not really lived up to the required standards, and they are often released after one season with the club.

Now, since the arrival of Miguel Cardoso, Sundowns have been strategic when approaching the transfer market.

And in this transfer window, they took another approaching of looking and acquiring local talent from various PSL clubs.

The South African takes a look at how Sundowns fared in the recently closed transfer window.

Also read | Kaizer Chiefs transfer news: Who’s in and who’s out?

MAMELODI SUNDOWNS TRANSFER DEALINGS: ALL THE PLAYER MOVEMENTS

IN: Deano van Rooyen, Thabo Cele, Thabang Matuludi, Antonio van Wyk, Siyanda Ndlovu, Wandile Dube, Cassius Mailula and Katlego Ntsabeleng.

OUT: Thapelo Maseko, Miguel Reisinho, Peter Shalulile, Malebogo Modise, Asekho Tiwani (Kruger United).

LOAN MOVES: Jody February (Siwelele FC), Terrence Mashego (Stellenbosch FC), Thato Sibiya (Lille OSC).

Also read | Orlando Pirates transfer news: Who’s in and who’s out?

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