The four new faces to expect at Naturena next season. Images: BackPagePix
Full list: Chiefs’ four reported new signings so far…
As expected, Kaizer Chiefs are showing aggression in this winter’s transfer market. Here’s a list of reported done deals so far…
The four new faces to expect at Naturena next season. Images: BackPagePix
So Kaizer Chiefs have reportedly completed four new signings for next season. Should we say so far, so good?
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KAIZER CHIEFS TRANSFER SIGNINGS
As The South African website previously reported, based on highly reliable sources, Amakhosi kicked off next season’s business with two central defenders, an attacking midfielder, and now a winger.
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Given Msimango was confirmed by TS Galaxy’s boss Tim Sukazi, Thatayaone Ditlhokwe by SuperSport United’s CEO Stan Mathews, while SABC Sports’ Mazola Molefe confirmed Mduduzi Mdantsane and Pule Mmodi.
THE LIST SO FAR:
- Given Msimango, 26, central defender
- Thatayaone Dithlokwe, 24, central defender
- Mduduzi Mdantsane, 28, attacking midfielder
- Pule Mmodi, 30, winger.
Meanwhile, the Glamour Boys remain linked with several more players abroad and in the local game. The list includes the likes of Thulani Serero, Edson Castillo, Tatenda Tavengwa, and Ranga Chivaviro.
*Chivaviro was reportedly spotted at Naturena but Richards Bay are still claiming he belongs to the Natal club after signing a pre-contract.
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NEW AMAKHOSI STAR GIVEN ADVICE
In other updates, the Gulubane-born Ditlhokwe has been given some special advice from the legendary Thulani ‘Tyson’ Hlatshwayo.
Having played with the new Chiefs star at Matsatantsa this season, Hlatshwayo has something to say to Ditlhokwe.
“I told him [Thatoyaone Ditlhokwe] that he reminds me of my partnership with Buhle Mkhwanazi at Bidvest Wits,” Hlatshwayo said via FARPost.
“When you look at that partnership, it was the core of the team, from defence, midfielders until the strikers.
“So he also has resemblance of me when I was still a youngster. I was also shy and not wanting to talk to the media, just doing his job quietly.
“He’s strong boy, he is the captain of Botswana. I’m not saying he should stay at SuperSport but he needs to be the legend of Botswana.
“When I first heard of his move to Chiefs, I told him to give SuperSport his all in these last games because they brought him to the country.
“I told him that there’s lot of things that are gonna come his away because I’ve been there and done that.
“So for him is just to stay humble. They’ll want you to change their fortunes and keep cleansheets,” the former Orlando Pirates defender concluded.
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