Kaizer Chiefs: NINE Amakhosi stars heading out!
Kaizer Chiefs are going to trimming their squad in the next transfer window.
Kaizer Chiefs have lined up several top Bafana Bafana stars, Sundowns stars as well as these PSL rival players and Orlando Pirates' targets.
So, while thos serves as good news for Amakhosi fans, it is not good news for the current crop of players. This means that several players will be offloaded – some on loan and some permanently.
FULL LIST OF CHIEFS STARS HEADING OUT
Fiacre Ntwari
Aden McCarthy (Loan)
Zitha Kwinika
Happy Mashiane
George Matlou
Edson Castillo
Mduduzi Mdantsane
Ranga Chivaviro
Ntwari is linked with a likely exit, as reported on The South African. Moreover, his possible replacement/s have already been identified with these THREE goalkeepers on Chiefs' radar.
Meanwhile, McCarthy recently made his Amakhosi debut in the PSL. However, he does not form a part of Nasreddine Nabi's immediete plans. So, the club is keen to give him experience and some much needed playing time. So, he will likely leave on loan in the next transfer window.
In defence, Inacio Miguel and Rushwin Dortley have established themselves as the first choice centre back pairing under Nabi. With Given Msimango, Bradley Cross and Edmilson Dove stepping into the heart of defence when needed. Therefore, Zitha Kwinika and McCarthy are unlikely to play at Chiefs in the future, as reported on KickOff.
Furthermore, the same publication stated that Mashiane, Castillo and Matlou are all likely heading out of Naturena. Moreover, Mdantsane, who is currently on loan to with PSL rivals Richards Bay, is set to be released at the end of the season.
Moreover, midfielder Potsane has been transfer listed by Chiefs.
Finally, striker Chivaviro is set to make way for one or two red hot attacking targets.
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