Today’s Kaizer Chiefs transfer news wrap looks at potential moves for Bongani Zungu and Sihle Nduli. There’s also an update on Sibongiseni ‘The Ox’ Mthethwa.
Inacio Miguel has a long way to go
New Chiefs defender Inacio Miguel has endured a mixed start to his Amakhosi career. He’s been put straight into the first XI alongside fellow new boy Rushwin Dortley. However, the 28-year-old Angolan has already picked up two separate suspensions. One for an accumulation of yellows, and the most recent two-match ban as a result of a dismissal against Sundowns. Former Chiefs defender David Kannemeyer makes his assessment:
“He’s a good defender, but I think he should learn to keep his cool and be a bit calm when he’s playing,” Kannemeyer told FARPost.
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Amakhosi to release Mthethwa?
The 30-year-old midfielder from Escourt, KwaZulu Natal, has not made any impression on coach Nasreddine Nabi. Without a single appearance on the bench this season, a source has told the Citizen that Kaizer Chiefs have released the former Stellenbosch FC star.
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Amakhosi want the SA Pirlo
The South African’s to Siseko Gwegwe reports on Chiefs’ desire to land Stellies midfielder Sihle Nduli’s signature. Apparently he’s got a bit of Andrea Pirlo in him. Meanwhile, the club’s pursuit of Oswin Appollis has been a terribly-kept secret.
Zungu is a target
32-year-old Bongani Zungu is on Amakhosi’s wish list for Christmas. The former Amiens, Glasgow Rangers and Vitoria Guimaraes midfielder is a free agent.
“It’s true there has been interest in Bongani Zung by Chiefs, but there be a lot that has to change at Chiefs for them to then actually sign Zungu,” a source told Soccer Laduma.
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Fixtures to close out 2024 for the Glamour Boys
- Chiefs vs Richards Bay: Wednesday 27 Nov, 19:30
- Chiefs vs Royal AM: Saturday 30 Nov, 17:30
- Polokwane vs Chiefs: Sunday 08 Dec, 15:30
- TS Galaxy vs Chiefs: Monday 16 Dec, 15:30
- Chiefs vs Chippa: Sunday 29 December, 17:30
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