AmaZulu FC are wasting no time in preparing for the 2026/27 campaign. The club has secured three key Premier Soccer League (PSL) signings to strengthen their squad. This tactical refresh follows their impressive fourth-place finish last season under coach Arthur Zwane, who is also expected to extend his stay.
The most notable addition is the highly-rated left-back Omega Mdaka. The 22-year-old enjoyed an excellent campaign in the Cape Winelands. He made 34 appearances across all competitions under coaches Steve Barker and Gavin Hunt. An agreement has been finalized with Stellenbosch FC, and the defender will officially move on 1 July.
Joining Mdaka from the same outfit is versatile attacker Khomotjo Lekoloane. Available as a free agent after his release, the player nicknamed ‘Kaka’ made 21 appearances last season. His ability to play multiple attacking roles offers useful tactical depth for the upcoming season.
The third acquisition is midfielder Gape Moralo, who arrives on a free transfer from Siwelele FC. Moralo developed through the youth ranks at his former club and had previously attracted interest from Orlando Pirates. Since no contract extension materialized there, AmaZulu capitalised on the situation with a successful proposal.
This early transfer business highlights a clear strategy. The management is actively addressing squad depth to sustain their competitive edge. It shows a structured approach to building on their recent top-four success.
According to a report by sabcsport.com, these moves signal a significant squad refresh. For more updates on the upcoming PSL season, football enthusiasts can find regular updates on the bettors.co.za news platform.