Maseko, Mashego headline Sundowns’ likely departures

3
Maseko, Mashego headline Sundowns’ likely departures
Maseko, Mashego headline Sundowns’ likely departures

Africa-Press – South-Africa. After Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso announced last week they will work tirelessly to reduce the squad size, we look at players who are likely to be affected.

Terrence Mashego

The left-back has found it difficult to break into the starting line-up, making only 13 appearances this past season. The 29-year-old has one year remaining on his deal and could be searching for game time elsewhere.

Kobamelo Kodisang

He joined Sundowns at the beginning of the season from Moreirense in Portugal after signing a five-year contract. However, the 25-year-old struggled for game time, with only 13 appearances, scoring two goals and providing two assists. He could be released or loaned.

Reyaad Pieterse

With his contract coming to an end today, it won’t be a surprise if Sundowns decide not to offer him a new deal. The goalkeeper joined Sundowns in 2018 from SuperSport United but never really stamped his mark on his stay, with Ronwen Williams, Denis Onyango and Jody February ahead of him in the pecking order. The 33-year-old failed to make a single appearance this past season.

Matías Esquivel

He has failed to make an impact since joining the club in January last year from Club Atlético Lanús. The 26-year-old Argentinian midfielder was loaned out top flight Argentina club Talleres de Cordoba at the beginning of last season in a bid to regain form, and returned to Sundowns in January. He found the game time hard to come by, making just three appearances.

Thapelo Maseko

After joining Sundowns from SuperSport in 2023, the attacking midfielder has struggled to replicate the same performance he showed at Matsatsantsa a Pitori and was part of the players who were omitted from travelling to the World Cup. It is also understood the 21-year-old has attracted interest from an unnamed club in Cyprus. Maseko only managed 14 games this season in all competitions.

 

For More News And Analysis About South-Africa Follow Africa-Press

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here