"A real building revolution" Cape Town Spurs buy 12 new players! | OneFootball

21 names left the team and other reinforcements arrived.

"A real building revolution" Cape Town Spurs buy 12 new players!

Cape Town Spurs finds itself navigating the most challenging of transitions, a painful descent from the Motsepe Foundation Championship into the ABC Motsepe League. This dramatic drop has triggered a profound and unavoidable squad overhaul, forcing the club to part ways with a significant contingent of its seasoned players.

The exodus of talent has been substantial, headlined by the high-profile departures of Asanele Velebayi and Luke Baartman to the giants of Kaizer Chiefs, alongside Liam Bern's move to AmaZulu FC. The drain of experience continued as midfielder Khaya Mfecane secured a move to Chippa United, and goalkeeper Aden Dreyer headed for Durban City FC.

They are joined by a long list of departing players including Neil Boschoff, Cohen Stander, Lungelo Bhengu, Ebrahim Seedat, Obakhe Tshaya, Tshepo Gumede, Lubeni Haukongo, Daylon Claasen, Reece Braithwaite, Enoch Atta Agyei, Keenan Bezuidenhout, Angelo Barrote, Therlo Moosa, Angus Moss, and Mervin Boji.

In response to this mass departure, the club has embarked on a major recruitment drive, looking to a blend of acquired talent and promoted youth to build a new foundation.

The new faces arriving at the club include Jaydan Petersen from Vasco da Gama, Shamiel Assur from Hanover Park, and Sonwabile Mfecane from Young Bafana. They are bolstered by signings such as Lwazi Mahlangu, Lycoln Vyver, Logan Brown, and Lindikhaya Maqegu, alongside a cohort of promoted players including Shuaib Martin, Ethan Poole, Ayakha Sibuta, Ethen Sampson, and Clive Steyn.

As this transformed squad begins its journey of redemption, the club now awaits the official confirmation of the upcoming ABC Motsepe League fixtures, marking the start of a new and critical chapter in its history.