The suggestions have been strong, Kaizer Chiefs are expected to make at least two new signings in January. According to the leading reports, Amakhosi have found four player targets.
KAIZER CHIEFS TARGET FOUR PLAYERS
While coach Nabi assured the supporters that he needs a striker and a wide forward, subsequent reports revealed that Kaizer Chiefs are also targeting a special central midfielder.
List of targetted players:
- Fiston Mayele, 30, striker, Pyramids FC
- Oswin Appollis, 23, winger, Polokwane City
- Michael Olunga, 30, striker, Al-Duhail FC
- Feisal Salum, 26, midfielder, Azam FC.
ADVICE FOR RANGA CHIVAVIRO
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Kingston Nkatha has an earnest message for Ranga Chivaviro: stop fighting the fans but go home to watch your videos to improve.
Last Saturday night saw Kaizer Chiefs supporters lose patience with Ranga Chivaviro.
Having missed a glorious chance in the first half while Amakhosi were leading SuperSport United 1-0, Chivivaro found himself hearing jeers from the crowd.
In the second half, the 30-year-old striker found Kaizer Chiefs’ third goal before doing a cheeky celebration directed at the crowd.
Meanwhile, former Glamour Boy Nkatha, once in the same situation, has sent advice to Chivaviro.
“It’s a difficult topic [booing], but it’s not easy to have your own supporters booing you. It feels like you are not important to the team,” Nkhatha said on Radio 2000.
“The coach that’s picking you to play week in and week out knows what you can bring to the team, so it becomes hard for other players because you need a big heart and big mentality.
“Also, as a player, you need to understand that there is something wrong you are doing that you need to improve. So you must just take it in, don’t fight. Just go home and check what it is that you need to improve to give more to the team.
“It also comes to another point, where if you are not a fan favourite, it will happen. If the supporters don’t like you, they’ll show that they don’t like you. Ranga must understand that fans have favourites, and they don’t understand that players don’t have the same qualities,” the former Kaizer Chiefs forward concluded.
KAIZER CHIEFS BANK R600 000
According to the Carling Knockout prize money details, winning the last 16 games to make the quarter-finals includes a prize of R600 000.
QUARTER-FINAL FIXTURES
Betway Premiership giants Kaizer Chiefs are on the up. The latest result was last weekend’s Carling Knockout Cup win over SuperSport United.
Meanwhile, the last eight draw looks intimidating for the Soweto giants. Amakhosi have been drawn against the mighty Mamelodi Sundowns.
- Richards Bay vs Cape Town City
- Kaizer Chiefs vs Mamelodi Sundowns
- TS Galaxy vs Magesi FC
- Marumo Gallants vs Stellenbosch FC.
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