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Matías Esquivel

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Drama Unfolds in South African Football Landscape

by Kagiso Petersen
January 27, 2024

Drama is unfolding in the South African football landscape as the Mamelodi Sundowns backtrack on a proposal made to Lars Veldwijk, a renowned Bafana Bafana forward. Veldwijk insisted on a contract lasting at least two years, which the Sundowns initially refused, leading to the collapse of the deal. The Sundowns continue their search for new talent during this transfer window, while Veldwijk remains unattached. These developments are a vivid representation of the everfluctuating nature of football.

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The Exciting Realm of Football: A Look at Transfers and Signings

by Lerato Mokena
January 24, 2024

Exciting news in the world of international football as Mamelodi Sundowns sign Argentinian midfielder Matias Esquivel, and Siyabonga Ngezana’s potential move from FCSB to Lorient sparks rumors. These transfers highlight the crucial role of player movements in the complex strategy of international football. FCSB’s refusal to accept a large offer for Ngezana from Lorient shows the value and potential of the player in their winning formula. These developments symbolize an intricate balance of ambition, strategy, and the pursuit of prestige in the worldwide football scene.

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The Mamelodi Sundowns’ Strategic Dilemma: New Recruit or Retain the Old?

by Zola Naidoo
January 12, 2024

The Mamelodi Sundowns face a tough decision on which player to drop to accommodate new recruit Matias Esquivel, as Premier Soccer League rules state that the team can only have five foreign players at any given moment. Sundowns legend Roger Feutmba recommends dropping Abubeker Nasir due to injury susceptibility, prioritising the club’s longterm goals over individual player prospects. Feutmba’s recommendation carries weight, but Nasir’s potential cannot be ignored, making the decision a delicate balance of assessing the new player’s potential against the existing players’ demonstrated skills. The Sundowns’ decision will have a profound impact on the team and set a precedent for future strategic decisions.

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Matías Esquivel: A Rising Star Set to Join Mamelodi Sundowns

by Thabo Sebata
December 20, 2023

Matías Esquivel, a 24yearold Argentine football sensation, is set to join South African club Mamelodi Sundowns. His remarkable skills, adaptability and dominant left foot have made him a versatile playmaker, able to play as a central midfielder, winger or inside forward. While finer details of the deal, including the transfer fee, are still being negotiated, the strategic acquisition of Esquivel is expected to enhance Sundowns’ chances and hints at a bright future for the club.

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