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By Lekau Mehlape
Fresh from unveiling a new head coach in former Polokwane City FC mentor Phuti Mohafe, the ambitious Betway Premiership side Marumo Gallants FC have announced twelve new signings for the 2026/27 season.
The new footballers who will be donning the Bahlabani ba Ntwa colours for the PSL campaign will be Prince Manku,Thato Mohlomme, Samuel Sihlali, Kgomotso Marebane, Thabiso Mkhwanazi, Thato Pheeha, Thokozani Lukhele, Thabang Sesinyi, Patrick Motsoeneng, Lepelesana Onalerona, Emile Lako and Mlungisi Sikakane.
Gallants have also confirmed that the club will move from Bloemfontein to Rustenburg.
Club Chairman Abram Sello said their reason to leave Dr Petrus Molemela Stadium to Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace was purely a business decision.
Sello said it was increasingly expensive to keep the Dr Petrus Molemela Stadium following the PSL rules, while the nearby Toyota Stadium was also not viable for them to use.
Sello further said there were more costs involved in travelling to Bloemfontein to play unlike the shorter distance from Johannesburg to Rustenburg, which will benefit the players as most of them are based in Gauteng province.
In another football development, Casric Stars FC, who are campaigning in the Motsepe Foundation, have changed their name to Real Native FC during.
Buduzah Celtics FC’s ambitions to purchase Upington City FC status has collapsed.
