Kaizer Chiefs: Amakhosi legend invites coaching offer!
This Kaizer Chiefs legend believes he can turn Amakhosi's fortunes around.
Kaizer Chiefs have struggled in front of goal for several seasons now.
It has been several seasons since Amakhosi had a striker scoring double figures in the PSL. So, they need to be more clinical in front of goal. Moreover, this Chiefs legend believes he is the answer to their goal-scoring crisis.
Chiefs legend, Collins Mbesuma, is convictred in his belief – that he can save Amakhosi.
Furthermore, he is available right now as a striker coach.
'A PSL club? Of course, Khosi for Life. At my peak, I could be solving their current goal-scoring crisis. I'm a striker's coach, you know, so I'm available to help any team,' Mbesuma told the media.
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The PSL and Amakhosi legend has availed himself to Chiefs.
Thus, inviting offers to bring him on board at Naturena. However, it will be up to Nasreddine Nabi and Amakhosi management to decide whether to recruit him or not.
Chiefs have not responded to this enticing and intriguing prospect at the time of publication.
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