Cassius Mailula also needs to step up and have an impact in the final third after joining from MLS side Toronto FC in a loan deal. Mokwena has an opportunity to make amends when they host Massira ...

Toronto FC have loaned winger Cassius Mailula to Moroccan top-flight side Wydad AC through July 2025 with a purchase option, the club announced Wednesday. The 23-year-old South African ...

Mamelodi Sundowns star Cassius Mailula continued his magnificent season with a double against Coton Sport. Cassius Mailula’s excellent form knows no limits at the moment, as the 21-year-old was ...

The Red Castle will hope to build on their recent away win to secure the maximum points when they lock horns against Ittihad ...

Cassius the 17-foot saltwater crocodile was captured in 1984 after he started attacking cattle and boat propellers. He died on Nov. 2 after his health started declining rapidly. When you purchase ...

Following the conclusion of the 2024 season, Toronto FC announced today their year-end roster moves ahead of the 2025 Major League Soccer season. “We would like to thank the players not returning for ...

The world's largest crocodile in captivity, Cassius, died at a wildlife sanctuary in Australia. The Marineland Melanesia Crocodile Habitat & Gift Shop posted on Facebook about the loss of Cassius.

South African midfielder Cassius Mailula is on loan with Moroccan club Wydad Athletic Club through July 2025, with Wydad having an option to exercise a permanent transfer at the end of the loan.

Toronto FC, taking the first steps in what has been billed as a "total rebuild," has declined 2025 contract options on defenders Aimé Mabika and Shane O'Neill, midfielder Brandon Servania and ...

Cassius was titled the world’s largest crocodile in captivity in 2011 by the Guinness World Records. Marineland Melanesia Crocodile Habitat announced “beloved mate” Cassius’s death on ...

However, it looks like he will become the third player that was previously on the books of Sundowns to join Mokwena at Wydad, following in the footsteps of Cassius Mailula and Abdelmounaim Boutouil.