Kaizer Chiefs
Stadium Management Under the Spotlight as Soweto Derby Sells Out
The Soweto Derby has been sold out for the umpteenth time. Kaizer Chiefs will host…
Kaizer Motaung Salutes Chiefs legend
Kaizer Chiefs boss Kaizer Motaung has paid a glowing tribute to one of the club’s…
Nedbank Cup Final, Soweto Derby in Durban
Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium has been picked to host this year’s Nedbank Cup final. In…
Under Pressure Chiefs Coach: I’ll Get it Right
Seven wins, four draws, eight defeats, and a massive 29 points behind the leaders. This…
Cash-Flush Libyan Club Knock on Kaizer Chiefs Door
Kaizer Chiefs defender Thatayaone Ditlhokwe is the latest footballer to make a big-money move to Libyan club, Al-Ittihad. The North Africans have been in the news lately for their transfer dealings. In the past week, Al-Ittihad has paid Moroccan club FAR Rabat $500,000 (R10.1 million) for Botswana international Tumisang Orebonye. Al-Ittihad also activated Mahmoud Kahraba’s $1.2 million (R22 million) release clause to sign him from Egyptian powerhouse Al Ahly. Now they have set their sights on Orebonye’s countryman, Ditlhokwe, who’s…
Tunisian Tactician Nabi Snubs Home Country’s Top Coaching Job in Favour of Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi is staying put at Naturena despite advances from the Tunisian Football Association. The 59-year-old has been a subject of interest from the Tunisian FA, who had earmarked him for their senior national team coaching job. The North Africans were reportedly very keen that they were prepared to pay Amakhosi a compensation of $700,000 (R12.9m) to lure Nabi back home. Nabi, however, has decided he’s got unfinished business in South Africa. He’s been in charge…