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Marcelo Allende’s Sundowns Exit Takes a Dramatic Turn as Fellow South American Speaks Out

SUNDOWNS STAR MARCELO ALLENDE GIVEN GREEN LIGHT TO LEAVE AS SOUTH AMERICAN MAKES INTERESTING REVELATION

PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA — 11 NOVEMBER 2026

Mamelodi Sundowns could be preparing for a major midfield change ahead of the 2027/28 season, with Marcelo Allende's expected departure from Chloorkop upon the expiry of his contract in June 2027 attracting attention.

The Chilean midfielder has become an important figure at Masandawana since joining the club in August 2022 from Uruguayan outfit Montevideo City Torque.

His technical ability, excellent distribution, work rate and understanding of the game have made him one of the most recognisable foreign players in the Betway Premiership.

However, his contractual situation has raised questions about whether he will continue his career in South Africa beyond the current season.

Interestingly, the possibility of Allende leaving Sundowns has reportedly received approval from a fellow South American, adding another dimension to the growing conversation about his future.

The 27-year-old has enjoyed considerable success with the Brazilians, winning domestic honours and contributing to the club's achievements in continental football.

His ability to operate in different midfield roles has also made him a valuable asset under head coach Miguel Cardoso.

Allende's performances have frequently attracted praise from supporters, particularly because of his ability to dictate the tempo of matches and connect the defensive and attacking departments.

His partnership with Teboho Mokoena has also provided Sundowns with an effective midfield combination.

Nevertheless, football careers are often influenced by opportunities outside the immediate environment, and the possibility of returning to South America could represent an attractive option for the Chilean.

A departure would also give Allende an opportunity to explore a different footballing challenge after several successful seasons in South Africa.

For Sundowns, however, losing an established midfielder would require careful planning, especially considering the club's ambitions to remain competitive in domestic and CAF competitions.

Cardoso has previously expressed his appreciation for Allende, describing him as an important player and making it clear that the club would like to retain his services.

The coach's position suggests that Sundowns would prefer to keep the Chilean rather than allow him to leave without exploring the possibility of an extension.

However, the final decision will ultimately depend on the player's ambitions and the negotiations between the relevant parties.

As things stand, Allende remains a Sundowns player, and there has been no official confirmation of a departure agreement.

With June 2027 approaching, the coming months could become increasingly important in determining his future.

For Masandawana supporters, the biggest concern will be whether the club can convince one of its influential midfielders to extend his stay at Chloorkop or prepare for life without him.

Source https://x.com/KickOffMagazine/status/2120411107617554694

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