Kaizer Chiefs’ management and coaches Molefi Ntseki and Arthur Zwane. Image: @KaizerChiefs / Twitter.
Chiefs to sign two Malawians?
The pressure is still on. Kaizer Chiefs supporters are expecting the Soweto giants to add more players. Are two Malawian stars next?
Kaizer Chiefs’ management and coaches Molefi Ntseki and Arthur Zwane. Image: @KaizerChiefs / Twitter.
Kaizer Chiefs’ management can’t ignore the feelings. Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns still look stronger than Amakhosi.
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KAIZER CHIEFS TO SIGN TWO MORE PLAYERS?
According to recent reports, the Glamour Boys are considering Malawi’s Lanjesi Nkhoma and Gabadinho Mhango from AmaZulu.
After shining bright in the colours of Malawi in the COSAFA Cup tournament in Durban this month, Amakhosi reportedly tabled an offer to sign the 21-year-old winger Nkhoma for R4.5 million from Big Bullets.
“It’s a lot of money. It is about 255 million Kwacha (R4.5 million),” the source told Soccer Laduma.
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“I am not sure how much it could be in now in. I am not sure when it started or (Tuesday) Bullets officials were talking a
“It’s actually tempting for the club though they still want to keep the youngster in the team,” the source added.
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GABADINHO MHANGO
Additionally, Mhango, 30, a former hero in the Soweto derby, remains a target for Amakhosi, according to a hot new report from Unplayable this week.
“Kaizer Chiefs are after AmaZulu striker Gabadinho Mhango, #UNPLAYABLE can confirm. ‘”Expect a deal to be done soon,'” a source told the outlet.”
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HOW CHIEFS WILL PLAY UNDER MOLEFI NTSEKI
Following the appointment of Molefi Ntseki to replace Arthur Zwane as head coach, a former associate has described what Amakhosi supporters should expect.
Having worked with Ntseki in the lower division in 2008 at African Warriors, Bafana Bafana’s interim head coach in the COSAFA Cup, Morena Ramoreboli, says Amakhosi fans should anticipate high-octane football.
“Coach Ntseki likes to play a high-tempo game, high-intensity football, and obviously, looking at the signings the club has made now, I think Given Msimango will give him that option of starting from the back and being able to play those diagonal and vertical passes,” Ramoreboli said as quoted by FARPost.
Meanwhile, Ntseki’s first major test will be at home to Chippa United on Sunday 6 August.
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