Kaizer Chiefs: TWO Bafana Bafana stars informed they’re LEAVING

Two Kaizer Chiefs players have been told that they will be LEAVING Naturena. Both men previously played for Bafana Bafana.

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Phathushedzo Nange and Erick Mathoho have both been informed that they will be leaving Amakhosi.

So, both men will have to find a new club at the end of the seaon.

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FORMER BAFANA BAFANA STARS TOLD TO LEAVE CHIEFS

Nange was informed, earlier this week, that he will be leaving Amakhosi, according to KickOff.

Also, Mathoho was informed of the same fate a few days ago, as reported on The South African.

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Therefore, both ex-Bafana stars will be officially leaving Naturena at the end of the season.

Both men already have potential suitors.

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Nange has attracted interest from Gavin Hunt and SuperSport United.

Furthermore, Amakhosi legend, Mathoho, is linked with a possible move to TS Galaxy.

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START OF SQUAD OVERHAUL AT NATURENA?

Several stars have been linked with a likely exit at the end of the season.

Meaning, Amakhosi fans can expect to see plenty more departures come the end of the season.

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Bruce Bvuma is also on his way out of Naturena. He is expected to be followed out the exit door by Austin Dube, Njabulo Ngcobo, Kamohelo Mahlatsi, Cole Alexander and George Matlou.

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