Kaizer Chiefs defender REJECTS loan move in shock twist!

Kaizer Chiefs defender Thabani Austin Dube has reportedly rejected a loan move away from the club!

Dube has been deemed surplus to requirements at Naturena by head coach Arthur Zwane.

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Zwane has opted to field new signing Zitha Kwinika ahead of Dube in his starting lineup.

On the other side of the central defence Siyabonga Ngezana’s costly errors saw him lose his spot to Njabulo Ngcobo recently.

As reported by this website, Dube was set to leave the Glamour Boys during the current transfer window.

Things however have taken a massive twist with Dube reportedly rejecting a loan move to Richards Bay!

The defender was recently away on international duty with Helman Mkhalele’s CHAN squad.

Bafana Bafana shockingly went down 6-1 against Angola in their two-legged CHAN Qualifier.

Kaizer Chiefs defender REJECTS loan move!

Austin Dube has rejected a loan move to Richards Bay according to reports!

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“Dube was then presented with an option to move back to KwaZulu-Natal, but as things stand, the player has turned down that opportunity.” a SoccerLaduma report read.

“Indications are that with the transfer window set to close on September 22, anything can happen. Especially with the defender clearly out in the cold in what is a complete contrast to his debut season at the Soweto giants.”

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Ngcobo pleased with Chiefs form

“I think the season is going very well and I’m also doing good. I’m working hard and we’re working hard as a team.” Nkosingiphile Ngcobo told the Kaizer Chiefs website.

“I believe we are on the right track. We have a big match coming up on the weekend when we host AmaZulu and we know we are going to have to be at our best to get the result.

“It’s not going to be easy but if we go into the game fully focused and give everything, I believe Kaizer Chiefs have enough to make it happen.

“We will face the same AmaZulu in the MTN8 semi-finals. We’ll take the heart and fighting spirit that got us through the quarter-final into that match as well.

“That’s because we don’t mind who we face. We are committed to sticking to our own ambitions and are confident that if we play well we can beat anybody.”