Aug 5, 2021 - 07:52 am By Staff Reporter
Former Orlando Pirates defender Tomas Inguane has given approval of his fellow Mozambican countryman Luis Miquissone’s decision to ignore interest from Kaizer Chiefs in opting to join African champions Al Ahly.
Miquissone sealed his move to Pitso Mosimane’s team last night after the Egyptian agreed to the USD900 000 (approximately R14 million) transfer requested by Simba, half of which is being paid immediately with the balance staggered.
He will now link up with Mosimane again at the start of the new Egyptian season having previously worked with the former Bafana Bafana coach at Mamelodi Sundowns from where he was then loaned out to Chippa United and Royal Eagles.
Apr 13, 2021 - 07:28 pm By Lovemore Moyo
Former Orlando Pirates defender Tomas Inguane says South Africa must not be celebrating having two clubs in the CAF Champions League quarter-finals because this is supposed to be a standard occurrence for the country.
This year has marked the first time that two PSL clubs came out alive from the group stages of the continent’s premier club competition with Kaizer Chiefs joining perennial campaigners Mamelodi Sundowns into the last eight. Two teams from South Africa in the quarter-finals must be happening all the time, Inguane tells
KickOff.com from Maputo. Is South Africa not supposed to be a powerhouse on the continent considering the resources in the country? This is the country with the best infrastructure on the continent, the best league on the continent, the best paying league on the continent… South African clubs should be competing with clubs from Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt who at times even have two tea