Marumo Gallants FC, formerly Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila, has officially been renamed after a massive rebranding effort, according to club chairman Abram Sello. The Premier Soccer League top-flight outfit and Nedbank champions TTM were renamed during an unveiling ceremony in Sandton, Johannesburg. Sello, who purchased the club earlier this year from Masala Mulaudzi, explained that the new name is inspired by the club's journey since February and the off-season. The emblem of the club consists of a soccer ball and a hand tightly holding two spears, with 'Marumo' meaning spear in Sepedi. Abram Sello said the name is a tribute to the bravery of the players and technical team, who endured trying times in their maiden season in the top-flight. The club's nickname is Bahlabane ba Ntwa, which translates to 'soldiers who stab during war'. Sello confirmed that the club will be based in Polokwane, Limpopo, although they will still have offices in Sandton. The rebranding comes after the club faced financial difficulties, but the players and technical team, including coach Dylan Kerr, pulled their weight in the second half of the season to avoid relegation and claim the Nedbank Cup against Chippa United. Notable players, such as Ndabayithethwa Ndlodlo and Washington Arubi, who was crowned the Nedbank Cup Player of the Tournament, were present at the launch. The club's new identity is a significant step forward, and Abram Sello expressed his gratitude to the players and technical team for their courage and dedication. The future looks bright for Marumo Gallants FC, and fans will be eager to see how the team performs in the upcoming season. With the rebranding complete, the club can now focus on building a strong team and competing at the highest level. Marumo Gallants FC's journey is an inspiring one, and their bravery and determination have earned them a special place in the hearts of football fans.