Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears

Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears

  • Peter Shalulile set for $1.2 million-a-year move to Tunisian giants ES Tunis as Sundowns exit looms
  • The Namibian striker has reportedly left Sundowns' training camp, with talks between the clubs at an advanced stage
  • If finalised, the deal will make Shalulile only the second PSL player to join a Tunisian side, following Elias Mokwana

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Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile is reportedly on the verge of a sensational move to Tunisian giants Espérance Sportive de Tunis (ES Tunis).

The Namibian international, who has fallen out of favour under new head coach Miguel Cardoso, is set to earn $1.2 million per season should the deal go through.

Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears
Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears
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According to iDiski Times sources, negotiations are progressing well, and an agreement between the two clubs is expected to be finalised soon.

Shalulile has already left the country, with reports indicating that he departed Masandawana's training camp early this morning as discussions reached an advanced stage.

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If the move materialises, the 30-year-old forward will become only the second Premier Soccer League player to ply his trade in Tunisia, following in the footsteps of Elias Mokwana.

The Brave Warriors captain boasts an impressive record in the PSL, having scored 130 goals in 290 appearances for both Highlands Park and Sundowns. He has won six trophies with the Tshwane giants and has claimed the prestigious Lesley Manyathela Golden Boot five times.

Shalulile’s steady rise

Since joining Mamelodi Sundowns in 2020, Peter Shalulile has been nothing short of sensational.

His relentless work ethic, sharp instincts in front of goal, and ability to deliver when it matters most have made him one of the most consistent and dangerous attackers in the PSL.

With his current tally of 127 goals, Shalulile's rise has been nothing short of remarkable.

Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears
Peter Shalulile to Join ES Tunis in R21 Million Deal as Sundowns Exit Nears
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Lucas Ribeiro another Sundowns star reportedly on his way out

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Mamelodi Sundowns talisman Lucas Ribeiro is reportedly on the verge of leaving the club, just a year after making his debut for the reigning South African champions.

According to FARPost, Ribeiro left the club's pre-season training camp early on Saturday, as negotiations around a possible transfer reached an advanced stage.

Which clubs have been linked with Ribeiro?

The Brazilian forward is attracting strong interest from several clubs abroad, with sides in Qatar, Brazil, France, and Belgium reportedly eager to secure his services. His departure could be imminent as transfer talks continue to gather momentum.

Ribeiro has been a standout performer since his arrival at Chloorkop in 2023. In just one season, he scored 25 goals in 51 appearances across all competitions, playing a central role in Sundowns' domestic dominance.

His sensational strike at the FIFA Club World Cup was awarded Goal of the Tournament, and he scooped a whooping four awards at the PSL 2024-25 Awards gala held on Tuesday evening.

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Orlando Pirates secure midfielder signing ahead of Chiefs

Briefly News previously reported that Orlando Pirates have successfully signed a South African midfielder who was also on Kaizer Chiefs’ radar ahead of the upcoming season.

The Buccaneers had been closely tracking the player’s progress since last season, competing with the Glamour Boys for his signature.

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