Kaizer Chiefs transfer news: Five more players tipped to leave
Kaizer Chiefs FC are set to make some drastic first-team decisions with five players tipped to leave Naturena in the coming hours!
Kaizer Chiefs have been extremely busy in the ongoing transfer window.
The Glamour Boys have welcomed a host of new talent to Naturena.
In welcoming their new stars, they’ve also had to say goodbye a number of Amakhosi players.
In fact, no less than nine players have left Kaizer Chiefs. And now, a few more appear to be heading for the exit door!
Five more players tipped to leave Kaizer Chiefs
According to the latest transfer gossip, five more first-team players could leave the club!
With the transfer window set to shut close on Monday 22 September, Kaizer Chiefs are expected to make some swift transfer decisions.
Nasreddine Nabi already confirmed the club are looking at offloading some players. Now, names of five players tipped to leave have been revealed!
According to Soccer Laduma, Samkelo Zwane, Happy Mashiane, Tashreeq Morris, Donay Jansen and Dillan Solomons are all deemed surplus to requirements at Naturena!
All five players failed to make Kaizer Chiefs’ CAF Confederation Cup squad. The Amakhosi are now in a race against time to secure exit deals for the above-mentioned players.
Next up for the Glamour Boys is a tricky CAF Confederation Cup test. Chiefs have travelled to Angola to take on Kabuscorp in the first preliminary round of the competition.
Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef take charge of the squad. This comes after Nasreddine Nabi and the Kaizer Chiefs management structure had a fall out.
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