Mamelodi Sundowns Squad 2022/2023 All Players, Mamelodi Sundowns – Players, Ranking and Transfers – 22/23, Squad of Mamelodi Sundowns – Season
Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club is a South African professional football club headquartered in Mamelodi, Tshwane, Gauteng, that competes in the DSTV Premier Soccer League PSL.
Sundowns was founded in the early 1960s by a group of teenagers living in and around Marabastad, Pretoria (Tshwane). Frank “ABC” Motsepe, Roy Fischer, Ingle Singh, and Bernard Hartze are among the youthful talents who founded the club in the 1960s, according to the club.
In 1967, the team entered the Federation of Professional Soccer League and “reached the finals of the Coca Cola Cup in an eight goal thriller, losing 5-3 to Berea United.” Sundowns was relegated to the second division of the National Professional Soccer League in 1980. The club stayed in the second division for five years only to bounce back in 1985 with the entry of Mr Cool (Zola Mahobe).
Mamelodi Sundowns Squad 2022/2023
Sundowns is one of the most popular clubs in South Africa due to the various successes it has achieved in domestic and foreign competitions. If you are a fan of Sundowns and want to know the Mamelodi Sundowns Fc Squad for the 2022/2023 season with all Sundown players signed in the July transfer window then we have you covered.
Below is a list with all Mamelodi Sundowns Fc players for the 2022/2023 season including all Mamelodi Sundowns Fc new signings.
| # | player | Position | Age | Nationality |
| – | Ronwen Williams | Goalkeeper | 30 | South Africa |
| 14 | Denis Onyango | Goalkeeper | 37 | Uganda |
| 30 | Reyaad Pieterse | Goalkeeper | 30 | South Africa |
| 1 | Kennedy Mweene | Goalkeeper | 37 | Zambia |
| 5 | Mosa Lebusa | Centre-Back | 29 | South Africa |
| 28 | Rushine De Reuck | Centre-Back | 26 | South Africa |
| 4 | Grant Kekana | Centre-Back | 29 | South Africa |
| 6 | Brian Onyango | Centre-Back | 28 | Kenya |
| – | Abdelmounaim Boutouil | Centre-Back | 24 | Morocco |
| – | Bangaly Soumahoro | Centre-Back | 31 | Cote d’Ivoire |
| – | Katlego Mohamme | Centre-Back | 24 | South Africa |
| 7 | Lyle Lakay | Left-Back | 31 | South Africa |
| – | Sifiso Ngobeni | Left-Back | 25 | South Africa |
| – | Malebogo Modise | Left-Back | 23 | South Africa |
| 27 | Thapelo Morena | Right-Back | 29 | South Africa |
| 25 | Khuliso Mudau | Right-Back | 27 | South Africa |
| – | Ofentse Mashiane | Right-Back | 21 | South Africa |
| 15 | Andile Jali | Defensive Midfield | 32 | South Africa |
| 40 | Rivaldo Coetzee | Defensive Midfield | 25 | South Africa |
| 41 | Mothobi Mvala | Defensive Midfield | 28 | South Africa |
| – | Siphesihle Mkhize | Defensive Midfield | 23 | South Africa |
| 26 | Teboho Mokoena | Central Midfield | 25 | South Africa |
| 8 | Bongani Zungu | Central Midfield | 29 | South Africa |
| – | Sipho Mbule | Central Midfield | 24 | South Africa |
| 39 | Erwin Saavedra | Right Midfield | 26 | Bolivia |
| 16 | Aubrey Modiba | Left Midfield | 27 | South Africa |
| – | Marcelo Allende | Attacking Midfield | 23 | Chile |
| 35 | Neo Maema | Attacking Midfield | 26 | South Africa |
| 23 | Haashim Domingo | Attacking Midfield | 27 | South Africa |
| 21 | Sphelele Mkhulise | Attacking Midfield | 26 | South Africa |
| – | Luvuyo Phewa | Attacking Midfield | 22 | South Africa |
| 18 | Themba Zwane | Left Winger | 33 | South Africa |
| 29 | Bradley Ralani | Left Winger | 34 | South Africa |
| – | Abubeker Nasir | Left Winger | 22 | Ethiopia |
| 33 | Lebohang Maboe | Right Winger | 27 | South Africa |
| 10 | Gastón Sirino | Right Winger | 31 | Uruguay |
| – | Musawenkosi Mdluli | Right Winger | 24 | South Africa |
| 19 | Gift Motupa | Second Striker | 27 | South Africa |
| 38 | Peter Shalulile | Centre-Forward | 28 | Namibia |
| 9 | Pavol Safranko | Centre-Forward | 27 | Slovakia |
| 32 | Thabiso Kutumela | Centre-Forward | 29 | South Africa |
| 11 | Kermit Erasmus | Centre-Forward | 32 | South Africa |
| 22 | Lesedi Kapinga | Centre-Forward | 27 | South Africa |
See also MTN8 Premier Soccer League 2022
Mamelodi Sundowns Squad 2022/2023 The club’s moniker, The Brazilians, alludes to their attire, which is an exact replica of the Brazilian national team’s. The Brazilian squad has been termed “Bafana ba Style (Boys with style)” owing to the appetizing and appealing football they play.
The Brazilians play with flair, passion, and perfection leaving many fans in amazement and the opponents in envy Mamelodi Sundowns Squad 2022/2023. Locals refer to this offensive style of play as “shoeshine and piano,” which combines rapid, short ground passes and is akin to the Spanish “tika-taka” style used by Spanish clubs, most notably FC Barcelona.
See also Orlando Pirates Squad 2022/23 Season
League Title:
- 2021/22 DStv Premiership Champions
- 2020/21 DStv Premiership Champions
- 2019/20 ABSA Premiership Champions
- 2018/19 ABSA Premiership Champions
- 2017/18 ABSA Premiership Champions
- 2015/16 ABSA Premiership Champions
- 2013/14 ABSA Premiership Champions
- 2007/08 Castle Premiership Champions
- 2005/2006 Castle Premiership Champions
- 1999/2000 Champions – PSL Castle League
- 1999 Champions – PSL Castle League
- 1997/98 Champions – PSL Castle League
- 1993 Champions – NSL Castle League
- 1990 NSL Castle League
- 1988 NSL Castle League
See also Kaizer Chiefs Players 2022/2023
Cups:
- 2021/22 MTN 8 Cup Champions
- 2021/22 Nedbank Cup Champions
- 2019/20 Nedbank Cup Champions
- 2019/2020 Telkom Knockout Champions
- 2015/16 CAF Super Cup Champions
- 2015/16 CAF Champions League Champions
- 2015/16 Telkom Knockout Champions
- 2014/15 Nedbank Cup Champions
- 2007/08 SAA Supa 8 Winners
- 2006/2007 The Nedbank Cup
- 2006/2007 Telkom Charity Cup
- 2005 Telkom Charity Cup
- 2004 Telkom Charity Cup
- 2000 Telkom Charity Cup
- 1998/1999 Rothmans Cup
- 1998 BOB Save Cup
- 1995 United Bank Challenge
- 1991 Iwisa Spectacular
- 1990 BP Top Eight
- 1990 JPS Cup Champions
- 1988 BP Cup Winners
- 1988 Ohlsson’s Challenge Cup
- 1986 Winners – Mainstay Cup
Read also Mamelodi Sundowns Fixtures 2022-23 Season Result
