The 2026/27 Betway Premiership transfer window in South Africa is approaching its conclusion, with only a few weeks remaining for clubs to complete player signings and departures, according to The South African Sport. The report highlights the limited time left for teams in the country's top football division to finalise deals, though the exact closing date is not specified in the available details. Supporters are following developments as clubs look to strengthen their squads before the deadline passes.

The Premier League on Thursday announced the nominees for its Player of the Month and Manager of the Month awards for August 2026, according to IOL. The monthly awards recognise standout individual performances and coaching achievements across England's top-flight football competition. The shortlists feature players and managers who distinguished themselves during the opening month of the 2026-27 season. Winners are typically decided through a combination of public voting and input from a panel of football experts, with the announcement expected in the coming days.

Orlando Pirates could lose star player Oswin Appollis just before the transfer window closes, according to The South African. The report references a figure of R10 million alongside Appollis and teammate Matuludi, raising questions about whether the Buccaneers can retain their top talent. Details of any potential deal, including interested clubs or terms, were not specified in the available information.

Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) clubs are enhancing their preparations for the upcoming 2026/2027 season by making significant squad improvements and management decisions. Notably, Wikki Tourists have appointed Abubakar as their new coach, while Shooting Stars have signed player Akala, reflecting the teams' strategies to strengthen their performance in the league.

Mofokeng and Appollis have been nominated for four awards in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), including the prestigious PSL Footballer of the Season. Their nominations highlight their outstanding performances throughout the season, contributing significantly to their teams' successes.

Kaizer Chiefs have seen 10 players leave the club during the current transfer window, according to The South African. Thabo Cele became the tenth departure from the Soweto-based side, with the publication listing the other nine players who exited Naturena during the same period. The report highlights a significant squad clearout at the Premier Soccer League club as it reshapes its roster.