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New signing needs time to adjust - 'The challenge with Chiefs fans is that they don’t have patience'

The Glamour Boys have bolstered their midfield options with the landmark signing of the 27-year-old, making him the first Tanzanian player to join the Soweto giants. The deep-lying midfielder arrives at Naturena with a reputation for tireless work rates and high levels of commitment.

Mapeza plots Chiefs upset in Toyota Cup

Head coach Norman Mapeza has admitted that he is prepared to rotate his entire squad during the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Amakhosi. The Zimbabwean champions are set to travel to South Africa for the high-profile friendly, with Mapeza keeping a close eye on the Glamour Boys' tactical preparations.

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Chiefs announce permanent transfer of CR Belouizdad forward

Despite a disappointing loan spell that saw Khanyisa Mayo score just two goals in his 15 appearances for the Black and Gold, Amakhosi have chosen to make his switch to Naturena a permanent one for an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old forward, who is currently out injured until September, has committed his long term future to the club.

Chiefs' Shabalala on injury setback - 'My time will come again'

The 22-year-old midfielder has broken his silence regarding the frustrating injury that abruptly halted his rise on the domestic and international stage. The playmaker, widely regarded as one of the finest talents in South African football, is now stepping up his rehabilitation as he eyes a welcome return to the pitch.

Chiefs clarify Lesotho friendly confusion

The Glamour Boys have moved to clear up growing confusion regarding their upcoming schedule and a high-profile friendly match taking place in Lesotho. With the new season fast approaching, the Naturena-based giants have detailed exactly which squad will represent the club during their excursion across the border.

PSL transfer latest: Ribeiro arrives in Tunisia

Check out the latest transfer news and rumours from Amakhosi, Buccaneers, Masandawana, the rest of the PSL teams and South African players and coaches plying their trade abroad.

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