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Sasman during the DStv Premiership 2020/21 match between Kaizer Chiefs and Baroka at the FNB Stadium, Johannesburg on the 26 January 2021 ©Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix

Another former Chiefs star moves to Europe

Failing to make a success at Kaizer Chiefs does not mean a career crisis. Yagan Sasman has moved to AFC Eskilstuna.

Kaizer Chiefs

Sasman during the DStv Premiership 2020/21 match between Kaizer Chiefs and Baroka at the FNB Stadium, Johannesburg on the 26 January 2021 ©Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix

A former Kaizer Chiefs full-back/central defender has moved to play his football in Sweden.

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FORMER KAIZER CHIEFS STAR YAGAN SASMAN SIGNS FOR AFC ESKILSTUNA

Having left Naturena to gain more experience at Moroka Swallows in 2021, the 27-year-old has now joined Swedish second-tier side Eskilstuna on a one-and-half-year deal.

He follows after the footsteps of Cole Alexander at Swedish side Helsingborgs IF, as well as Siyabonga Ngezana, who went to Romanian giants FCSB.

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HOW AMAKHOSI OVERLOOKED TOP TRAINER

In other news, one of Mzansi’s leading fitness trainers, Simone Conley, has revealed how she nearly moved to Chiefs.

Following success at Highlands Park, Banyana Banyana and Mamelodi Sundowns, Conley became a wanted woman before making a big financial move to Saudi Arabia’s women’s side Al-Ittihad in July.

In addition to AmaZulu’s contact, the highly-rated conditioning coach revealed that she was once on the brink of joining Amakhosi.

“I also did get a call from Kaizer Motaung Jr. and he basically told me that look, they want me as part of the team. I went there and did a presentation,” Conley told iDiski Times’ Lethabo Kganyago.

“They offered me the job, and for some reason, they retracted that two weeks later and went with someone else (chuckles).

“Yeah, they opted for someone else. But I mean it was meant to be, otherwise I wouldn’t be sitting where I am right now and I wouldn’t be going where I am right now,” she added.

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