All eyes are on the Zambian international striker Lazarous Kambole who arrives at Amakhosi on the back of an impressive six-year spell at Zesco United. He promises to upstage his fellow countrymen Justin Shonga and Augustine Mulenga come tomorrow afternoon

Maluleka is also impressed by the quality of the new arrivals with players like Kearyn Baccus and James Kotei, set to compete with him directly for a starting berth.

Kaizer Chiefs veteran attacker Bernard Parker is tipping the new arrivals at the club to hit the ground running and also help them to quickly to arrest the long trophy drought at the Naturena Village.

Former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper, Jackson Mabokgwane says he is looking forward to play his role at his new team Bloemfontein Celtic.

International Boxing Organisation (IBO) junior-bantamweight champion Gideon ‘’Hardcore’’ Buthelezi is unfazed about his title defence against Mexican’s Adrian Jiminez, at the East London International Convention Centre tomorrow.

Toyota Cheeters’ coach Franco Smith has made one change to his starting line-up ahead of their Currie Cup match against Tafel Lager Griquas at the Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein tomorrow.

Meanwhile Mbulu was praised by Bakgaga fans calling him “Mbesuma” after former Zambian striker Collins Mbesuma.

Baroka FC internationals Terence Tisdell and Richard Mbulu say they are settling in well at their new side.

AmaZulu, meanwhile, will be looking to build on winning another pre-season event, the Msunduzi Cup in Pietermaritzburg a week ago, when they take to the field.

The 2019 KwaZulu-Natal Premier’s Cup will take place in Durban this weekend with Lamontville Golden Arrows Coach Steve Komphela welcoming the competitive game-time for his players.