Latest update on new Kaizer Chiefs striker who’s already set to leave! 

Kaizer Chiefs’ striker woes have been no secret this season, with Arthur Zwane’s side failing to deliver in front goal all season. 

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Zwane has often lamented the lack of finishing from his Chiefs side despite signing Ashley du Preez, Caleb Bimenyimana and Christian Saile this season.

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Now according to the latest reports, Chiefs are set to go through yet another revamp and this time more than just age, it will also be the overall contribution that will decided whether a player stays at Naturena for the next season or not. One of those players who is thought to have not had the desired effect is striker Bimenyimana.

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Bimenyimana arrived at Chiefs, somewhat belatedly having been released after undergoing a trial during pre-season. It then seemed like a rather strange decision by Zwane and his Amakhosi management to sign a player who they initially did not see as a perfect fit for the club. Just last week, it was reported the Zwane had told the Burundian international in front of his teammates that he was not part of his plans going forward.

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Now the latest information coming from iDiski Times suggested that Chiefs have already started offering Bimenyimana’s services around, hoping to secure a buyer. 

Chiefs offer Bimenyimana’s services around

“This publication understands Bimenyimana has already been offered to several clubs in North Africa and the Gulf region, while a stay in the DStv Premiership has been ruled out, with the player looking towards starting fresh in a new environment after a disappointing end to his stay at Naturena.” They wrote on their website. 

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Bimenyimana is believed to have signed for a two-years, and an option for one more year on his Chiefs contract. They would then be hoping to getting a buyer for his services, as paying off the rest of his contract could prove to be an expensive exercise.