Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile has another assignment up his sleeves through the month of November as he takes aim at moving top of the PSL all-time scoring charts.
Shalulile has moved up to 121 goals playing for a top-league South African club, bringing him within just two goals of matching Siyabonga Nomvete's haul of 123.
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The Namibian has regained his scoring form having scored three in the last two matches and with Sundowns to possibly play another five games this month, it is a matter of when instead of if.
The 31-year-old has scored his goals playing for Highlands Park and The Brazilians, where he has been on double figures for the past four seasons.
Beyond the chase for the record, Shalulile has a dead rubber assignment with Namibia.
He has been called up for the last two matches in Group J of the 2025 AFCON qualifiers.
This qualifying campaign has been so disastrous that the Brave Warriors are one of three nations, along with Malawi and South Sudan, that have zero points after four games.
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Namibia will play Cameroon (November 13) and Kenya (November 19).
Collin Benjamin has also included Deon Hotto of Orlando Pirates in his squad.