Mamelodi Sundowns are reportedly exploring a loan move for goalkeeper Jody February as the 30-year-old looks for regular first-team football.
February has found opportunities difficult to come by since joining the Brazilians in 2019, and another temporary move could give him the playing time needed to rebuild his momentum.
February Could Leave Sundowns on Loan
February spent last season on loan at AmaZulu but returned to Sundowns with competition for places still fierce.
The goalkeeper has largely been behind Ronwen Williams and Denis Onyango in the pecking order, limiting his opportunities.
Now, with Ricardo Goss back at Chloorkop, February’s route to regular football has become even more difficult.
Goss returns after spending the previous two seasons on loan at Siwelele FC and is expected to compete with Williams for the No. 1 jersey under coach Miguel Cardoso.
Agent Confirms Loan Discussions
February’s representative, Mike Makaab, has confirmed that discussions are underway regarding a potential loan move.
However, no deal has been completed yet.
Makaab indicated that the priority is finding February a club where he can play regularly and rediscover his best form.
With the goalkeeper having made just eight appearances across all competitions since joining Sundowns, consistent game time could be crucial at this stage of his career.
Where Could February End Up?
For Sundowns, a loan move could provide February with an opportunity to gain valuable minutes while allowing the club to maintain depth in the goalkeeping department.
For the player, the priority is clear: regular football.
With Williams, Goss and Onyango competing for places, February may have to look elsewhere if he wants to establish himself as a first-choice goalkeeper.
The situation remains unresolved, but Sundowns appear willing to explore the market for a suitable destination.
Should Sundowns loan out Jody February, or should they keep him as squad cover?
