Peter Shalulile, a talented striker from Mamelodi Sundowns, is expected to soon make a move to Esperance Sportive de Tunis. This potential transfer comes after Shalulile saw a significant reduction in his playing time during the past season, particularly under the management of coach Miguel Cardoso. Since January, Shalulile has been looking for a way out of Sundowns, eager for more game time and new challenges. Recent reports indicate that he left Sundowns’ training camp on August 1, 2025, just before an upcoming match against Richards Bay FC. This departure suggests he is preparing for a transfer to join the Tunisian club soon. If the deal is completed, Shalulile will become only the second South African player to join Esperance this season, following Elias Mokwana’s move.
Shalulile started his football journey with Black Africa, a club based in Namibia. In 2018, he moved to South Africa to join Highlands Park, where he began to showcase his talent. His performances there caught the attention of bigger clubs, leading to his signing with Mamelodi Sundowns in 2020. Since joining Sundowns, he has been a key player, scoring a total of 130 goals in 290 matches across the South African Premier Soccer League. His goal-scoring ability has made him one of the most dangerous forwards in the country.
In addition to his club success, Shalulile has also represented Namibia at the international level. He has earned numerous caps and scored important goals for his national team in various competitions. Over the years, he has won six major titles with Sundowns, cementing his reputation as one of the top strikers in the league. His move to Esperance could open a new chapter in his career, giving him the chance to prove himself in a different league and continue his journey of success.
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