“He (Ertugral) was at Ajax, he went on to coach Chiefs. He said bring him I got there, I went straight to the first team,” Myeni said as quoted by Soccer Laduma. “First day I got there, I always ...

Chiefs are set to go for an old target that is already Amakhosi fan favourite. The winger could become available due to his ...

Kaizer Chiefs could already be looking to their next window after signing three players in the January transfer window with a ...

Jose Riveiro ‘s Orlando Pirates have been linked with three defenders and a center forward.

It’s been quite the drop-off for a player who picked up the South African league’s Player of the Month award only a few weeks ago, Iqraam Rayners beating the similarly Rangers-linked Relebohile ...

Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates are reportedly interested in signing a South African striker from lower division in the ...

Brenlin Mullaney Joins Oklahoma Soccer as a transfer from Ole Miss. Over her three years at Mississippi, Mullaney played in 54 games and logged 1514 minutes total. In high school, Mullaney was a ...

Mid-year signing announcements have been coming in throughout the College soccer landscape, both with commitments from incoming freshman and of course many others from the transfer portal. John ...

In a record-breaking January, global clubs spent a staggering $2.35 billion on international soccer transfers, as reported by FIFA. This surge marked an increase of 900 transfers from the previous ...

world soccer’s governing body FIFA said in a study published on Friday. According to FIFA’s International Transfer Snapshot, the amount is also 47.1% higher than the previous record set in January ...

Women's soccer also had a record $5.8 million spent on transfer fees in January, which represents a whopping 180.6% increase on the previous record after 455 international transfers were made.

ZURICH (AP) — Fueled by England and Saudi Arabia, clubs spent a record $2.35 billion on international transfer deals in a booming January trading period for men’s soccer, FIFA said Friday.