Mamelodi Sundowns reject arrives at PSL club

Following his Sundowns exit in September, the 26-year-old winger has started with train with Siwelele FC with hopes of signing a new deal, as revealed by FARPost.
His representative, veteran football agent Mike Makaab, confirmed that Kodisang is being assessed by Siwelele, with a decision expected soon.
KOBAMELO KODISANG SEEKS WAY BACK AFTER SUNDOWNS DEPARTURE
“Kobamelo Kodisang is currently training with Siwelele. He’s getting his sharpness back, and he seems to be very happy,” Makaab told FARPost.
“I spoke to the team today [Wednesday]; they will be doing fitness tests and other things. I’m sure within a week or so a decision will be made, but a good thing is that he’s back and training. That’s what is important.”
Kodisang became a free agent after reaching a mutual agreement with Sundowns to terminate his contract before the transfer window closed.
The separation brought an end to a difficult spell at Chloorkop, despite the excitement surrounding his arrival from Portuguese club Moreirense FC in July 2024.
The Platinum Stars development product struggled to break in the star-studded Sundowns team. Persistent injuries and competition for places limited his opportunities during his first campaign.
Kodisang, born in Seraleng, Rusterburg, scored twice and created two assists in 13 appearances for Sundowns.
Kodisang subsequently returned to Portugal on loan, joining AVS Futebol SAD in search of regular football. However, that spell lasted only six months before he came back to South Africa during the January 2026 transfer window.
Should he sign for Siwelele, Kodisang will compete with the likes of Sphesihle Jeza, Neo Mokhachane, Blessing Thulo, Christian Saile, Tebogo Potsane, Tendamudzimu Matodzi and Jordan Marks.
Siwelele, currently in 14th place with one with, three draws and five defeats. The next game will be away to Sekhukhune United on 29 November.
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