Mamelodi Sundowns have officially confirmed that Divine Lunga will remain at the club for the foreseeable future, putting an end to speculation about his potential departure. The Zimbabwean international has signed a contract extension, ensuring his continued presence at Chloorkop as the club looks to build a squad capable of dominating both domestically and on the continental stage.
Lunga, who joined Sundowns in 2021 from Zimbabwe’s FC Platinum, has gradually established himself as a dependable right-back, impressing fans and coaching staff alike with his tenacity, pace, and defensive acumen. Over the past seasons, the 28-year-old has grown into a key figure in coach Miguel Cardoso’s tactical setup, often tasked with shutting down some of the most dangerous wingers in the DStv Premiership.
The decision to keep Lunga was driven by his consistent performances and his ability to provide both defensive stability and attacking support from the flanks. Club insiders reveal that Sundowns’ management values Lunga’s professionalism and work ethic, which have made him a respected figure in the dressing room.
Speaking about his contract renewal, Lunga expressed his excitement and gratitude: “I am very happy to continue my journey with Sundowns. This is a big club with huge ambitions, and I want to contribute as much as I can to help us win trophies. I feel at home here and look forward to what the future holds.”
With the 2025/26 season approaching, Sundowns are aiming to reinforce their squad for a strong push in the CAF Champions League and to defend their PSL title. Retaining players like Divine Lunga is seen as a critical part of maintaining the club’s winning culture.
The club’s fans have also welcomed the news, praising Lunga on social media for his commitment and performances. Many believe that his presence will continue to bolster Sundowns’ defensive line and add depth to the squad.
As the Brazilians prepare for the upcoming campaign, Divine Lunga’s contract renewal signals stability and continuity in a team eager to remain at the pinnacle of South African football.
