Kaizer Chiefs have rejected over 10 potential signings. Images: BackPagePix
Full list: All Chiefs’ rejected targets/ trialists
Something’s going at Kaizer Chiefs. It’s either really bad or good. Time will tell. Here’s a list of recently rejected potential transfers.
Kaizer Chiefs have rejected over 10 potential signings. Images: BackPagePix
Kaizer Chiefs fans went to bed last night in disbelief before making up in further dismay. The club have not announced any transfers since Tuesday night’s January transfer deadline day.
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KAIZER CHIEFS’ REJECTED LIST OF TARGETS/TRIALISTS
While the club could still surprise us all with a belated announcement or two, we have an existing list of players Amakhosi either rejected as offers from agents to the club or trialists at Naturena.
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The list goes back to pre-season in June up to January 2023.
TRIALISTS:
- Fuad Johnson, 19, striker, South Africa
- Wayde Lekay, 25, striker, South Africa
- Balint Bajner, 32, striker, Hungary
- Bradley Cross, 23, central defender, South Africa
- Boris Kopitovic, 27, striker, Montenegro
- Maurizio Macorig, 25, forward, Mozambique
- Amânsio “Neymar” Canhembe, 25, forward, Mozambique
- Stanley Ratifo, 28, striker, Mozambique
- Edson Castillo, 28, midfielder, Venezuela.
REPORTS TARGETS:
- Pule Mmodi, 29, winger, Golden Arrows
- Kamohelo Mokotjo, 31, central midfielder, Free agent
- Ayanda Patosi, 30, forward, Free agent.
COMPLETED DEALS IN JANUARY:
- Christian Saile, 22, forward.
- Thatayaone Ditlhokwe, 24, central defender (pre-contract deal for June).
What do you make of the club’s decisions? Please let us know in the comments section below.
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