Johnson set to give new signing his Kaizer Chiefs debut!

Cavin Johnson will reportedly give Amakhosi new signing Luke Fleurs his debut this week.

Fleurs has been training with the Glamour Boys for over two months however he’s yet to make an official appearance for the club.

The latest reports however suggest that interim head coach Cavin Johnson is looking to Fleurs to steady the Amakhosi ship.

Kaizer Chiefs have gone seven games without keeping a cleansheet and will be desperate to secure one against Cape Town Spurs on Wednesday night.

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Luke Fleurs set for Kaizer Chiefs debut

Luke Fleurs is set to make his Amakhosi debut this week according to SoccerLaduma. Fleurs joined the Amakhosi as a free agent after parting ways with SuperSport United.

According to the publication, Fleurs is set to feature against Cape Town Spurs and Orlando Pirates if everything goes according to plan.

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In other news, former Kaizer Chiefs star David Kannemeyer believes constant coaching changes is negatively affecting the club.

The Glamour Boys have already sacked Molefi Ntseki who was named as the club’s new head coach at the beginning of the season.

Ntseki was replaced by Cavin Johnson who was given the title of ‘interim head coach’ suggesting the club are likely to appoint a new coach soon.

Amakhosi legend hits out at club’s management

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“With respect to the club, look at how many coaches they have had in the last five years. You can’t build success like that. You can’t change coaches every year and hope to win trophies.” Kannemeyer told KickOff.

“If no one at Kaizer Chiefs sees anything wrong with how they are hiring and firing coaches then the problems will continue.

“The coaches they have had in the last five years, I thought were good coaches but none of them were given enough time.

“Hunt was fired after guiding them to the Champions League final, and Middendorp was fired after finishing second. You can’t build a winning team without giving coaches time.”

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