Kaizer Chiefs eye Zwane Mthethwa Nabi and R20M moves while seeking more signings

 

Kaizer Chiefs are navigating a crucial transfer window as they aim to rebuild a squad capable of returning to the top of South African football. After two disappointing seasons outside the top ten, the team ended its decade-long trophy drought with a Nedbank Cup victory in May.

However, significant changes are anticipated as new coach Nasreddine Nabi pushes for squad improvements to meet higher ambitions. Nasreddine Nabi, the team’s head coach, has reportedly laid out clear demands for the club’s management.

He insists on securing the necessary resources to build a competitive squad, warning that his continued stay depends on their commitment. “It wouldn’t be honest to say I’ll remain if the club fails to provide the tools for success,” Nabi stated. “I promised fans a team that fights for every trophy, and I won’t accept another season like the last.” His stance underscores the urgency for the Soweto giants to invest wisely. Key transfer activity has centered on striker Fiston Mayele, though financial hurdles remain.

Reports suggest the Glamour Boys face a R20 million shortfall in meeting his valuation, complicating efforts to bolster their attacking lineup. Meanwhile, midfielder Samkelo Zwane’s future is uncertain, with discussions around a potential loan move to aid his development, while the club continues scouting for midfield reinforcements.

In contrast, veteran midfielder Sibongiseni Mthethwa appears set to stay after being offered a two-year contract extension. An insider revealed, “Talks began before the season ended, and both sides are optimistic.

The club wants to retain him.” Another source added, “Initially, Nabi may not have understood his role, but perceptions have shifted positively.” This potential renewal reflects efforts to balance youth and experience in the squad. As transfer rumors swirl, fans and analysts debate which signings could revive Kaizer Chiefs’ fortunes.

The club’s ability to address Nabi’s demands will likely shape their trajectory ahead of the 2025 campaign. With the Nedbank Cup win offering a glimmer of hope, supporters await decisive moves to transform the team into consistent contenders.

The coming weeks will test management’s resolve to back their coach’s vision—or risk further stagnation.

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