Ronwen Williams

SuperSport United has announced the departure of Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams after 18 years at the club.

I want to add to the quality [at Sundowns] It’s a dream come true for me, I can see good things coming this season,” said Williams. It’s rare to find loyalty in football anymore - which makes our 18 years with Ronwen truly remarkable,” explained Matthews He was also named two times as the goalkeeper of the season in his career.

SuperSport United captain and goalkeeper Ronwen Williams has parted ways with Matsatsantsa a Pitori to join Mamelodi Sundowns on a 5-year deal.

Ronwen leaves us with trophies in the cabinet and very special memories and we wish him every success in life,” said SuperSport United CEO Stanley Matthews on Thursday. He also won the MTN 8 last man standing in 2017/18 and PSL Goalkeeper of the Year in the 2018/2019 and 2019/20 seasons. Williams was also named the PSL Young Player of the Year in the 2011/12 and 2012/13 seasons.

Ronwen Williams joined SuperSport at 12 years old and made over 350 appearances before joining Tshwane rivals Sundowns on Thursday.

He grew up in front of me and in my care and I am so proud of how his career has turned out,” she added. I have spoken to many of the players and asked them ‘what do you think of your captain’, and they have high respect for him. “Ronwen was a revelation, not only to me but to a number of people in the team.

SuperSport United have officially bid farewell to star goalkeeper Ronwen Williams who now belongs to Mamelodi Sundowns.

To my entire SuperSport United family, I can’t thank you guys enough. “To each coach and staff members at the academy, I will not be where I am today without you guys, thank you so much for playing a major role in my career. Ronwen Williams have officially joined Mamelodi Sundowns from SuperSport United. Photo: SuperSport United

Bafana Bafana captain and goalkeeper Ronwen Williams has joined champions Mamelodi Sundowns for an undisclosed fee, SuperSport United confirmed on Thursday.

Bafana Bafana's number one goalkeeper Ronwen Williams has spoken for the first time since he made his lucrative, multi-million move.

The passion is amazing and I will do my best to represent you to the best of my ability,” Williams concluded. I will always be indebted to you and I wish you guys success. The technical team and the players have faith in me because I have played with most of the guys before. I know that Sundowns are associated with being the champions and they are known for lifting cups and trophies and I am not different,” said Williams. The SA captain also sent a heartfelt message to both supporters of United and Sundowns: “To the Matsatsantsa supporters I cannot thank you enough – it’s been an amazing journey of 18 years. I am wearing the badge and it feels good.

Mamelodi Sundowns have officially announced the new signing of Bafana keeper Ronwen Williams in a widely expected move.

“To each coach and staff members at the academy, I will not be where I am today without you guys, thank you so much for playing a major role in my career. “Definitely, who wouldn’t want to play for the [treble] champions? Williams also sent a farewell message to his former team: “First and foremost I would like to thank the chairman Mr Khulu Sibiya for allowing me to be part of such a wonderful club for so many years and for taking good care of me.

Mamelodi Sundowns' latest signing Ronwen Williams has shared his thoughts after making the move to the DStv Premiership champions.

“To each coach and staff members at the academy, I will not be where I am today without you guys, thank you so much for playing a major role in my career. Williams also sent a farewell message to his former team: “First and foremost I would like to thank the chairman Mr Khulu Sibiya for allowing me to be part of such a wonderful club for so many years and for taking good care of me. “I feel amazing, there is a lot of excitement, finally I’m here.

Bafana Bafana's number one goalkeeper Ronwen Williams has spoken for the first time since he made his lucrative, multi-million move.

The passion is amazing and I will do my best to represent you to the best of my ability,” Williams concluded. I will always be indebted to you and I wish you guys success. The technical team and the players have faith in me because I have played with most of the guys before. I know that Sundowns are associated with being the champions and they are known for lifting cups and trophies and I am not different,” said Williams. The SA captain also sent a heartfelt message to both supporters of United and Sundowns: “To the Matsatsantsa supporters I cannot thank you enough – it’s been an amazing journey of 18 years. I am wearing the badge and it feels good.