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Five contenders for the PSL Player of the Year award

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June 26, 2025

BENEATH the bright lights and the roar of crowds lies a journey often unseen ~ a path carved by toil, grit and endless sacrifice.

- OBAKENG MELETSE

Five contenders for the PSL Player of the Year award

While the beauty of the game may dazzle those who watch from afar, it is the unseen struggle of the players, week in and week out, that truly breathes life into the spectacle.

Each stride, each challenge faced, is a testament to their devotion ~ and when the season winds down, it brings a quiet joy to see those who have given their all finally bask in recognition.

This past Premiership season was painted with unforgettable moments - flashes of brilliance, unexpected twists, and stories that unfolded both within and beyond the four white lines.

And though the award may only crown one, we pause to honour those who stood tall throughout the storm - players whose performances demanded applause, and whose names now rightfully enter the conversation for the PSL Player of the Year...

Lucas Ribeiro Costa

The Brazilian playmaker was central to Mamelodi Sundowns’ historic 18th league title, guiding the side to their eighth consecutive crown with elegance and purpose.

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