Bwalya and Gonzalez could arrive at Naturena soonish. Images: Twitter.
Kaizer Chiefs to sign two new internationals?
This is one of the biggest expectations from Kaizer Chiefs supporters right now. Amakhosi followers want strikers.
Bwalya and Gonzalez could arrive at Naturena soonish. Images: Twitter.
It’s an open secret now. Kaizer Chiefs need at least one striker. The latest reports are mentioning two names.
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Kaizer Chiefs Football Manager Bobby Motaung said it last week. Amakhosi are working on finding a number nine.
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According to reports, Amakhosi have reportedly signed a new striker from Colombia.
As reported by the South American reporter, Jaime Vega, the 24-year-old striker, is coming to Amakhosi, Vega added that Gonzalez will join the Soweto giants on loan from Real Santa Cruz in Bolivia, where he scored eight goals in 19 games.
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AMAKHOSI TO SIGN FORMER AL AHLY STRIKER WALTER BWALYA?
There’s no other way to put it, Christian Saile, Caleb Bimenyimana and most recently, Ranga Chivaviro, are struggling to be Amakhosi’s goal-scoring number nine.
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According to page four in the newest edition of iDiski Times, the Soweto giants have eyes on DR Congo’s 28-year-old Bwalya.
Having delivered four goals and five assists in 31 games, the Egyptian giants have transfer-listed Bwalya.
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Additionally, Chiefs are also linked with a completed signing of Colombia’s Jasond Gonzalez, subject to an official announcement.
AMAKHOSI LOW ON FUNDS?
Chiefs supporters have been waiting. Will the DStv Premiership complete the transfer of Thabo Cele? This update is not so promising.
An exciting report said Kaizer Chiefs were close to signing a Bafana Bafana star, but there’s apparently some bad news for Amakhosi fans.
Following the long-standing interest in signing Bafana’s Thabo Cele, the Glamour Boys were reportedly close to the deal.
According to Tiyani Mabasa’s Unplayable, the 26-year-old central midfielder returned to Poland to negotiate an exit from Radomiak Radom last week in order to seal his move to Naturena.
“#UNPLAYABLE confirms that Thabo Cele is still in Poland, as talks continue with Kaizer Chiefs.
‘”He’s agreed (in principle) to join Chiefs, but there are some issues regarding his personal terms. It’ll be clear by Saturday,”‘ a source told the outlet.
However, a new report claims that Amakhosi are struggling to meet Cele’s financial terms and expectations.
“The Thabo Cele to Kaizer Chiefs deal seems to have hit a snag,” Prince Sobayeni told FARPost.
“The player’s camp said they have been negotiating with Kaizer Chiefs for some time. But they are struggling to reach an agreement in terms of the player’s personal terms.
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“With the player wanting to come back from Europe, it has to be for the right terms. I guess this includes the salary and other aspects of the deal which are important.
“So, if those terms are not met, the player would rather remain overseas and continue with his career, where he is still contracted to his team, who were willing to let him go for free if he finds a good deal. But that seems to be a thing of the past with this Kaizer Chiefs deal stalling.
“But anything can happen because the deal is still on the table, and anything can happen because the transfer window is still open.
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“It will be interesting to see what happens because, at the moment is 50/50, as you know, transfers can take a turn. It will be up to Kaizer Chiefs to persuade the player and push the deal a little bit further.
“For now, we will have to wait and see what happens in the coming days. The transfer window is only closing at the end of the month,” Sobayeni concluded.
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