Al Ahly slap price tag on Mahlambi
Egyptian giants Al Ahly have confirmed that they have received an offer for Phakamani Mahlambi from ‘a club outside Egypt’ but have placed a hefty price tag on the South African.
Mahlambi set for Al Ahly exit
Al Ahly are considering offers for Phakamani Mahlambi who is training on his own after handing in a transfer request less than a year after joining the eight-time Caf Champions League winners in a record-breaking deal.
Fielies ready for more senior role
A memorable breakthrough season with Cape Town City earned defender Taariq Fielies a Bafana Bafana call-up. FourFourTwo South Africa caught up with the man known as ‘Tarra’ to discuss his meteoric rise and prospects for the new season.
Sundowns yet to register victory in CCL
Former Caf Champions League winners Mamelodi Sundowns face the prospect of elimination as they languish in last place in Group C after succumbing to a 1-0 loss against AS Togo-Port.
No offer from Sundowns for Mahlambi – Agent
Glyn Binkin, the agent of Al Ahly wing Phakamani Mahlambi, has revealed that despite speculation, his player has not had contact with Mamelodi Sundowns.
Mahlambi dismisses Al Ahly exit
Bafana Bafana forward Phakamani Mahlambi says he has no intentions of leaving Egyptian giants Al Ahly.
Sundowns want to avoid TP Mazembe in Caf CL group stage draw
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed that he’d like to avoid being pitted in the same group as Congolese giants TP Mazembe ahead of the Caf Champions League group stage draw.
Mahlambi has no intention of leaving – Agent
Phakamani Mahlambi agent Glyn Bikin insists that his client is determined to fight for a regular starting berth in the Al Ahly squad.
Al Ahly on Mahlambi: He is going nowhere
Doubt has been cast into the future of Phakamani Mahlambi at Al Ahly, however, the Egyptian giants have confirmed that the former Bidvest Wits man will not leave the club.
What next for Phakamani Malambi?
Phakamani Mahlambi could be on his way back to the PSL, but much like his move to the land of the Pharaohs – it would prove a step in the wrong direction, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.