Royal AM F.C.

Originally, the club was called Kings United, before changing its name to Real Kings.^[2]

In 2019, Shauwn Mkhize and her son Andile Mpisane purchased Real Kings, renaming it Royal AM.^[3]

They bought their right to play in the top tier after purchasing the Premiership license from Bloemfontein Celtic in August 2021.^[4][5]

The club received a transfer ban from FIFA effective 3 July 2023 after unlawfully terminating the contract of Samir Nurkovic and failing to pay the outstanding amount of R12 million.^[6]

In August 2023, the broke Msunduzi Local Municipality stated that it was going ahead with a R27 million sponsorship of Royal AM.^[7]

As of 26 January 2024

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
28	DF	RSA	Sikhethele Mabuza
29	DF	RSA	Mlungisi Sikakane
30	FW	RSA	Ruzaigh Gamildien
31	DF	RSA	Ayanda Jiyane
33	FW	LES	Sera Motebang
34	MF	RSA	Mfundo Thikazi
38	FW	RSA	Levy Mashiane
40	DF	RSA	Philani Cele
42	FW	RSA	Jabulani Ncobeni
43	MF	RSA	Shane Roberts
44	DF	RSA	Sabelo Sithole
45	FW	RSA	Sedwyn George
46	MF	RSA	Moffat Mdluli
50	MF	RSA	Menzi Masuku
77	MF	RSA	Hopewell Cele

• SAFA Second Division Kwazulu Natal Stream: 2015–16^{[nb 1]}
• Macufe Cup
  • Winners: 2022

Notes

• 2020–21 – 2nd

• 2021–22 – 3rd
• 2022–23 – 11th
• 2023–24 – 13th

Royal AM F.C results