Kaizer Chiefs are not playing around anymore when it comes to player recruitments.
Every transfer window Kaizer Chiefs are linked with several players but most deals do not materialize.
However, this one is bound to be different for Amakhosi. Chiefs are closing in on ELEVEN new players.
ALL 10 REPORTED CHIEFS SIGNINGS
- Nkanyiso Shinga
- Ethan Chislett
- Etiosa Ighodaro
- Paseka Mako
- Thabiso Monyane
- Asanele Velebayi
- Nkosana Mbuthu
- Thulani Mabaso (promoted
- Manqoba Ozoemena (promoted)
- Naledi Hlongwane (promoted)
- Kabelo Nkgwesa (promoted)
As reported on The South African, these EIGHT new players have been spotted in training with Chiefs.
Meanwhile, Chiefs recently secured the signature of 26-year-old playmaker, Chislett. Now, Amakhosi are in the process of securing another international target, Shinga.
“Alverca has already reached a full agreement with the Kaizer Chiefs to sell Nkanyiso Shinga. The South African left-back had another year on his contract with the Ribatejans. The South African club assumes a value close to 200,000 Euros (R4,2 million) to have the 25-year-old player,” Goal reported.
MORE PLAYER MOVEMENTS ON THE CARDS
Former Amakhosi player, Lebohang Lesako is on Chiefs’ radar.
“Some Chiefs scouts and recruiters have been following his progress. They know him already as he is their former player and they are happy on how he has progressed from where he was before to where he is this season. He has shown growth both as a player and as a person and that’s what makes them happy with his progress. They are believed to have enquired about him as they have shown interest in him,” the insider told SoccerLaduma.
Meanwhile, the likes of Fiston Mayele, Percy Tau, Neo Maema, Ime Okon, Fawaaz Basadien and Stanley Nwabili are all linked with Amakhosi.
However, these TWO big-name transfer targets will NOT sign for Chiefs.
WHICH CHIEFS SIGNING ARE YOU MOST EXCITED FOR? WHO SHOULD NABI AND AMAKHOSI SIGN NEXT?
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