Kaizer Chiefs latest: We’ll punish those who’ll take us for granted – Zwane

Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Arthur Zwane has admitted that it will take some time for things to change at the club as they try to rebuild the team.

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Zwane was speaking to the media following Amakhosi’s 1-0 loss to Stellenbosch on Saturday, pleading with the fans to be patient with the team.

While Chiefs lost the game, they showed signs of improvement in their performance as more creative players were used on the day.

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And in his own words, Zwane warned that once the technical team gets it right, Chiefs will punish those who take them for granted.

He is hopeful that Chiefs will be ready to compete with the best come next season, saying the ultimate goal is to return to the CAF Champions League and conquer Africa.

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ZWANE: KAIZER CHIEFS WANT TO CONQUER AFRICA

“It will take some time to get things right because the games are coming thick and fast. We want our players to believe in themselves more and believe that one of these days, we’ll punish those who’ll take us for granted,” said Zwane.

“It will take some time, but we’re hoping that come next season, we should be ready to compete with the best.

“We want to go back [to the Champions League], and we want to conquer the African continent and be one of the best teams on the continent,” concluded Zwane.

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