Mamelodi Sundowns completed the signing of 22-year-old AmaZulu defender Wandile Dube on a three-year contract.
By Zuko Komisa

Mamelodi Sundowns have bolstered their defensive options ahead of the domestic and continental campaign by securing the signature of versatile young defender Wandile Dube from AmaZulu on a three-year contract.
Born in 2004, the left-footed talent who is comfortable playing as either a centre-back or left-back completed his medical in Johannesburg following advanced deadline-day negotiations.
Hailing from Usuthu’s development structures, Dube made his breakthrough during the 2025/26 season, making 10 appearances under coach Arthur Zwane, who previously lauded him as a “rare breed”.
Dube becomes Sundowns’ seventh acquisition of the transfer window, arriving to add valuable depth as the Brazilians chase honours in both the Betway Premiership and the CAF Champions League.
He has already visited Chloorkop to train in club colours, with the club warmly welcoming him into the ‘Yellow Family’ as contract extension talks at his former club stalled.
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