Reports say Sabelo Radebe and Thabani Dube are leaving Kaizer Chiefs. Image: Backpagepix
Insider confirms: Two players leaving Chiefs
It’s time to start preparing for next season. A new report says Kaizer Chiefs are releasing a central midfielder and defender.
Reports say Sabelo Radebe and Thabani Dube are leaving Kaizer Chiefs. Image: Backpagepix
Sometimes players need to move away from clubs like Kaizer Chiefs to start over somewhere. New reports say two players are set to face this challenge.
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KAIZER CHIEFS MAKE TRANSFER DECISION ON TWO PLAYERS
After making a combined four appearances between them this season, Sabelo Radebe, 23, and Thabani Dube, 30, will be released.
The report added to reveal that Radebe will be sent out on loan, while Dube will make a permanent departure.
“Well-placed Siya sources have informed the crew that Chiefs have decided against continuing with Sabelo Radebe and Austin Dube,” Soccer Laduma reported.
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“The source informed the crew that Radebe has been informed that he will go out on loan as he does not form part of Arthur Zwane’s immediate plans. The club, however, are keen to ensure the youngster gets adequate game-time, preferably at a topflight club.
“Dube meanwhile, will bring his two-year stay with the club to an end. The defender made just one appearance this season and is ‘definitely’ leaving Chiefs, according to the source,” the report concluded.
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FORMER AMAKHOSI STRIKER SENDS MESSAGE TO YOUNGSTERS
Staying with Chiefs, former club striker Siphelele Mthembu has sent a plea to upcoming players to avoid certain behaviours, including the use of muti.
Speaking to one of the most-revered journalists in local football, Mahlatsi Mphahlele, Mthembu urged young players to keep a distance from hazards like unhealthy eating, ignorance, and muti.
In addition to hard work and full dedication, players should not end up in a position of depending on ‘the muti guy.’ – READ THE FULL STORY HERE.
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