Mcedi Vandala joins Sekhukhune after AmaZulu exit

South Africa winger Mcedi Vandala has joined Sekhukhune from fellow Betway Premiership club AmaZulu FC, adding a 31-year-old left-footed player to the new side’s attacking ranks.

Vandala’s move was completed on 4 August 2026, keeping him in South Africa’s top-flight competition. He operates primarily on the right wing, where his preferred left foot gives him a clearly defined role in the final third.

Born on 11 March 1995, Vandala arrives at Sekhukhune with his senior football experience coming in the domestic game. His switch from AmaZulu represents a change of club without a move abroad or a change of league, and places him within a squad competing in the same Betway Premiership campaign.

The transfer was registered at the beginning of the 2026-27 season. Vandala has not yet made an appearance in the competition for Sekhukhune, who have one listed match in the campaign so far. His arrival therefore comes before he has recorded any league statistics for his new club.

Vandala’s listed market value is €50,000. The figure provides a current reference point for the player’s profile, while his age and established position set him apart from a developmental signing. Sekhukhune have secured an experienced domestic winger rather than a player still transitioning into senior football.

His role is specific: a right-sided attacker who favours his left foot. That distinction is the clearest indication of how he may be used, although no further details about his responsibilities or playing time have been provided.

There are no further contract details attached to the move, and no transfer fee has been reported. Vandala’s previous club, AmaZulu, and his new employers both compete in the Betway Premiership, making this a direct domestic switch.

The completed transfer brings South African winger Mcedi Vandala to Sekhukhune on 4 August 2026.

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