Mamelodi Sundowns are reportedly on course to beat Kaizer Chiefs in the race to land star SuperSport United midfielder Sipho Mbule’s signature!
Mbule has been missing in action for the second half of the current season after being linked with a move away from SuperSport United.
According to reports, his next destination has has been secured and it’s NOT good news for Kaizer Chiefs fans!
What suspense what a come back, what an Happy ending for gardiola and his team, this is the reason why I like premier league so much you need to be concentrated.
Aston villa wanted to waste the joy of millions of Manchester city's fans you came with one motto wining this premier league and go looking for UEFA champions for next season.
they did and Aston villa mission failed, they wanted to serve Liverpool by drawing city or beating them but gardiola didn't let them do it.
Congratulations Manchester City and the best manager in the world gardiola.
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https://www.thesouthafrican.com/sport/soccer/psl-south-africa/kaizer-chiefs-mamelodi-sundowns-lose-out-race-for-star-midfielder-transfer-news-breaking/
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