Kaizer Chiefs have secured the future of Ashley Du Preez at Amakhosi.
ASHLEY DU PREEZ SIGNS NEW DEAL AT KAIZER CHIEFS
According to iDiski Times‘ leading reporter Lorenz Kohler, the 27-year-old winger-striker has penned a new two-year deal since he arrived at Kaizer Chiefs from Stellenbosch FC in 2022. “Kaizer Chiefs have acted swiftly to tie down forward Ashley du Preez on a new two-year contract,” the report said. “iDiski Times can now confirm the player has signed until July 2027, which will no doubt come as a welcome boost to Chiefs upon his recent return to fitness,” added Kohler.
Meanwhile, the 30-year-old Venezuelan midfielder Edson Castillo signed a new contract extension late last month.
BRIAN BALOYI RATES NEW KAIZER CHIEFS SIGNINGS
Kaizer Chiefs legend Brian Baloyi will probably motivate this player to prove him wrong. “I’m not sure about [Tashreeq] Morris, I’m still not convinced yet. Of all the [January] signings, Morris is the downfall,” Baloyi told FARPost. “I haven’t seen enough that I can say he’s a good signing for Chiefs. But hopefully, he can turn around the corner and start scoring; at least he’s getting game time.
“So far, other new players have been adjusting well to the team. Cele is playing well in the midfield, showing signs that he’s a good signing for Chiefs. “Lilepo, as well. In the attack, he brought something to the team. He’s scoring goals and creating opportunities for the team,” added the former Chiefs goalkeeper.
SIYABONGA NOMVETHE ON ITUMELENG KHUNE
Kaizer Chiefs legend Siyabonga Nomvethe has terrorised all but one goalkeeper in Mzansi.
“There are many, but the only one goalkeeper that I didn’t exactly hit properly, one who had some serious luck is [Itumeleng] Khune,” Nomvethe told iDiski Times. “Khune is the only one I haven’t hit properly. He is the only one; the rest I have hit them properly (chuckles). I’d look then and think this was one. Once I get the ball, he is going to leak in goals.”
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