Chabab Elkhayame Overview

Chiefs announce familiar face as new head coach

After weeks of speculation Amakhosi have officially ended their search for a new permanent manager by appointing Fernando da Cruz as the man to lead the club forward. The 53-year-old French tactician, who is no stranger to the Naturena setup, has signed a two-year contract with an option for a further year as the club looks to build on their third place finish in last season's PSL.

Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs, April 2026

Ben Youssef lays down 5 player transfer blueprint for Chiefs

The former Soweto giants co-coach has pulled back the curtain on the recruitment strategy required to return the Glamour Boys to their former glory. Despite leading the club to a third-place finish and continental qualification last season, the Tunisian tactician saw his contract run out, but he has left behind a clear warning for the Amakhosi hierarchy.

Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs, April 2026

Ben Youssef: Chiefs squad nowhere near Downs & Pirates

The former Amakhosi co-coach has pulled no punches in a scathing assessment of the club's current standing in South African football. Following his recent departure from Naturena, the Tunisian tactician warned that the Soweto giants are currently nowhere near the level required to challenge the country's elite.

Manqoba Mngqithi, All-Stars, December 2025

Soweto next for Mnqgithi? Ex-Sundowns coach reportedly parts ways with Arrows

Following reports that Abafana Bes’thende mentor could be set for a surprise return to Gauteng, Monday morning brought fresh developments as news filtered through that the former Masandawana tactician has reportedly parted ways with the KwaZulu-Natal-based outfit, as anticipated amid mounting speculation.

Zitha Kwinika, Given Msimango, Glody Lilepo and Aden McCarthy, Kaizer Chiefs

PSL transfer rumours: Chiefs winger 'not going anywhere'

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.

Leonardo Castro, Kaizer Chiefs, April 2022

Ex-Chiefs Colombian striker right behind Bafana at World Cup – ‘South Africa holds a place in our hearts’

Leonardo Castro may be Colombian by birth, but the former PSL marksman is firmly throwing his weight behind South Africa during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Having enjoyed trophy-laden spells with both Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs, the forward remains deeply connected to the Rainbow Nation.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
4	Atlas Elmachouar Marrakech	28	13	7	8	37	26	11	46	W L L D W
5	Ajial El Gardane	28	12	8	8	27	24	3	44	L L L D D
6	Chabab Elkhayame	28	11	10	7	40	26	14	43	W D W D W
8	ES Hassania Agadir	27	12	5	10	36	32	4	41	D W W L W
9	Fath Inzegane	28	11	6	11	32	25	7	39	D L W L L

Chiefs announce familiar face as new head coach

Ben Youssef lays down 5 player transfer blueprint for Chiefs

Ben Youssef: Chiefs squad nowhere near Downs & Pirates

Soweto next for Mnqgithi? Ex-Sundowns coach reportedly parts ways with Arrows

PSL transfer rumours: Chiefs winger 'not going anywhere'

Ex-Chiefs Colombian striker right behind Bafana at World Cup – ‘South Africa holds a place in our hearts’

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