Charles Esther
Head coach Nasreddine Nabi’s second winter transfer window with Kaizer Chiefs has been busy and strategic.
After years of inconsistency, Amakhosi have launched a bold squad overhaul, combining experienced players with promising young talent to strengthen every area of the team.
Among the notable signings are Asanele Velebayi from Cape Town Spurs and Siphesihle Ndlovu from SuperSport United.
Players In and Players Out
Kaizer Chiefs’ squad changes aren’t just about numbers—they reflect a plan to redefine the team’s playing identity, from defense to attack.
New recruits include Flavio Silva, Ethan Chislett, and Nkanyisa Shinga, while Bongani Sam’s departure brought the total exits to eight players this month.
With seven new arrivals in just two months, the team has strengthened its attacking depth and overall balance.
Three Captains Lead Amakhosi
Since joining Kaizer Chiefs, Inacio Miguel has displayed calm authority on and off the pitch.
The 29-year-old Angolan was named team captain following Yusuf Maart’s transfer to Austria’s SV Ried.
Miguel emphasizes that leadership is shared, with teammates Brandan Petersen, Zitha Kwinika, and Reeve Frosler acting as captains without armbands.
Strong Start to the Season
Kaizer Chiefs have already seen positive results, winning their opening two matches against Stellenbosch FC and Polokwane City.
The new signings and leadership structure are credited with boosting morale and early-season performance.
Fans’ Expectations
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