Sekhukhune United FC winger Keletso Makgalwa joins Simba SC in shock Tanzanian transfer
Sekhukhune United FC winger Keletso Makgalwa has left the Betway Premiership for Tanzanian giants Simba SC, ending months of speculation over his next club. The 29-year-old completed the move on 24 July 2026 after a productive spell with Babina Noko, where his performances caught eyes across Africa.
How the Sekhukhune United FC winger’s move unfolded
The race for Makgalwa heated up after his standout displays in the PSL, drawing interest from both Yanga and Simba SC. Footballerz Sports Marketing agent Ntobatsi Masegela confirmed Simba’s early push played a decisive role. “Simba were intentional from the first day, before Yanga could even come into the picture,” Masegela told FARPost. The agent added that the winger’s representatives prioritised clubs offering the clearest long-term vision.
Why financial security swayed Makgalwa’s decision
Masegela revealed the contract’s structure tipped the scales in Simba’s favour. “Simba offered a deal that brought good long-term stability,” he said, without detailing specifics. For Makgalwa, the move guarantees career continuity away from the PSL spotlight. The winger had previously struggled for consistency at Sundowns before flourishing under Sekhukhune United FC’s setup.
What Simba SC gains from the signing
Simba SC land a versatile forward with big-game pedigree. The club aims to end Yanga’s domestic dominance and push deeper in the CAF Champions League next term. Makgalwa’s arrival signals Simba’s intent to overhaul their squad ahead of a crucial season. For Sekhukhune United FC, the loss marks the end of a productive chapter with one of their brightest performers in recent years.
