Golden Arrows coach Pitso Dladla said Bafana Bafana’s local knowledge helped the national technical team identify Ronaldo Van Neel, according to IOL. Van Neel was named in the preliminary squad for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Dladla framed the selection as evidence of the advantage locally based coaches have in spotting players for South Africa’s national team setup.

Pitso Mosimane is reportedly considering adding Arthur Zwane to his Bafana Bafana technical team, having already named most of his backroom staff. According to The South African, the potential move is being viewed as positive news for Kaizer Chiefs, where Zwane has a long association as a former player and coach. The report suggests Zwane's possible involvement in the national team setup could have implications for the Soweto club.

Golden Arrows have announced the appointment of Pitso Dladla as their new head coach, succeeding Manqoba Mngqithi who has left the club.

According to The South African, AmaZulu FC head coach Arthur Zwane has emerged as the leading candidate to become Bafana Bafana’s second assistant coach. The report says Zwane is being considered for a place on the national team’s technical staff, potentially alongside the existing coaching setup. No appointment has been confirmed, and details remain limited to the outlet’s account.

Pitso Mosimane has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Hugo Broos as the head coach of Bafana Bafana, following his presentation of plans to the South African Football Association (Safa) last month. This development indicates a significant step towards his potential appointment as the national team's next coach.

SAFA presidential candidate Sandile Zungu has stated that bonuses owed to South Africa's Bafana Bafana national football squad should already be reflected in the players' accounts, according to SABC Sport. Zungu is set to challenge incumbent Danny Jordaan in Saturday's SAFA elective conference, where the federation's leadership will be decided. His remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny of SAFA's administration and its handling of payments to national team players ahead of the closely watched vote.