Kaizer Chiefs have prioritised the revitalisation of their attack in the coming transfer window, I order to improve their fortunes.
Chiefs woes in front of goals lasts season were well documented, with coach Nasreddine Nabi not shying away from them.
Chiefs looking to solve goal scoring problems
This, however, has not been a problem unique to just last season. Even during the tenure of former coach Arthur Zwane, they have been trying to find a solution. Since then, they have acquired players like Christian Saile, Caleb Bimenyimana, Ranga Chivaviro, Tashreeq Morris and Glody Lilepo. Yet there has been no solution to Chiefs’ struggles in the box.
What had improved last season under Nabi, however, has been their chances created. That hasn’t, however, seen them stop their pursuit of another player that can both score and produce assists. According to FARPost, Chiefs are interested in signing Sekhukhune United’s Keletso Makgalwa. Furthermore, they believed the player has already said goodbye to his teammates at Babina Noko.
Target Makgalwa says goodbye to Sekhukhune teammates
“Sekhukhune United have taken a firm stance on the future of their star winger, Keletso Makgalwa, amidst interest from Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi. According to a Sekhukhune player, the former Mamelodi Sundowns attacker bid farewell to his Babina Noko teammates, sparking speculation about an imminent departure. However, sources within the Limpopo-based club have clarified that they intend to build their team around Makgalwa for the upcoming season. The 28-year-old player joined Sekhukhune on a three-year deal from Upington City FC after mutually parting ways with Sundowns.” Wrote the publication.
Before last season, it was rumoured that Chiefs had signed Makgalwa, on an pre-contract from Upington FC. In the end, that proved not to be true, with the speedy winger going to register 11 goals and seven assists in the topflight.
The right target for Amakhosi?
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