Kaizer Chiefs transfer news is here, as they wasted no time in launching their squad overhaul ahead of the 2025/2026 season. Confirming that plans to refresh their playing personnel are already well underway.
The Soweto giants, fresh off a historic end to their campaign, have parted ways with four players. Njabulo Blom, Sabelo Radebe, and the DStv Diski Challenge duo of Siphesihle Tati and Ntandoyenkosi Nkosi.
Trophy glory marks turning point for Chiefs
Both senior and reserve sides ended the 2024/2025 season in style. The senior team ended their decade-long silverware drought by lifting the Nedbank Cup, while the reserve squad made history by winning the DDC title during the competition’s 10th anniversary.
This double success has set the perfect stage for a strategic squad shake-up. As the club prepares to build on its winning momentum.
Official statement confirms revamp in motion
In a statement released via the club’s official channels. Kaizer Chiefs acknowledged that the winds of change are blowing through Naturena.
“As the 2024/2025 season concludes, the Club is preparing for changes. Which is our usual routine at the end of each campaign,” the club announced.
The message also took aim at the rumour mill, urging supporters to rely only on verified updates.
“While there is a lot of speculation and unverified information circulating. We encourage all Kaizer Chiefs supporters to stay tuned to our official platforms for authentic updates.”
“We will share information as soon as we are ready to communicate and the relevant paperwork is complete.”
“Looking forward to a good season ahead. We would like to once again THANK the Amakhosi Faithful for your love and support!”
What’s next for Amakhosi?
With the transfer window fast approaching, all eyes will be on the Glamour Boys to see who they bring in to reinforce the squad. Supporters can expect a flurry of activity in the coming weeks. As the club gears up for a fresh assault on domestic and continental honours.
Kaizer Chiefs make headlines with transfer news that signals clear intent, the rebuild is underway, and no one’s place is safe.
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