Kaizer Chiefs players had a moment of team spirit in the Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates. Image: @KaizerChiefs/ Twitter.
So we’ve seen a proper glimpse of the new Kaizer Chiefs era. Here are the clear missing pieces in the playing squad.
Kaizer Chiefs players had a moment of team spirit in the Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates. Image: @KaizerChiefs/ Twitter.
Kaizer Chiefs have blown hot and cold, that’s what you expect from a team renovation.
We’ve all learned that it takes an average of three transfer windows to develop a team, here’s a look at the signings coach Arthur Zwane has to make in the January transfer window or going into June 2023.
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Having won six games, lost four, and drawn three, including one victory in the MTN8 quarter-finals, Kaizer Chiefs have done fairly ok to sit in fourth place with seven points behind leaders Mamelodi Sundowns.
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Much of the encouraging signs on the pitch came from the new faces. Here’s a quick retake at the business that was done in the June transfer window:
Having seen each and every player in action since August, only Kwinika, Solomons and Maart have delivered a telling contribution on the grass. Others have shown glimpses but are yet to provide any consistency.
So what’s needed in the next transfer window?
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Here is a list created in order of priority.
Meanwhile, Chiefs have welcomed two trialists. Bradley Cross and Balint Bajner. Additionally, the club is linked with Pule Mmodi.
In the meantime, all attention has switched to the FIFA World Cup.
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