Ex-Kaizer Chiefs defender wants Bobby & Jessica Motaung to be 'given the full responsibility of running the club' as he insists the pair can bring back glory days - 'They will make exceptional changes'

Amakhosi's struggles this season reflect their inconsistency, even with a new technical team led by Nasreddine Nabi, who previously enjoyed success in Tanzania and Morocco.

Since taking charge in July 2024, Nabi has faced challenges adapting to South African football.

Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Siboniso Gaxa shared his perspective on the club’s situation during Robert Marawa’s show on Radio 947.

Gaxa emphasized the need for effective leadership to restore the team’s glory days.

According to Gaxa, assigning full responsibility to Bobby and Jessica Motaung could significantly impact the team’s revival.

Nabi’s potential success hinges on receiving the right support and player investments.

“I always think that Bobby should be given the full responsibility – not half, the full responsibility to run the club,” Gaxa told Robert Marawa on Radio 947 as reported by iDiski Times.

“Bobby is an exceptionally incredible man, it’s unfortunate that people don’t understand and don’t know him.

“If Jessica Motaung and Bobby can be, both of them, given the full responsibility for that club, I strongly believe that they will make exceptional changes and the club will then do well.

“I don’t know [who should step aside],” he added.

“I just want those two to be given those responsibilities. I don’t know who must leave, or I’m sure there are other positions that can be provided to any of the other kids."

Chiefs’ fans are increasingly questioning the effectiveness of Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Junior.

The idea of Bobby Motaung returning, with Jessica Motaung assisting, could usher in a fresh era for the club.

A decade without a significant trophy highlights the urgency for change, as Chiefs have only won smaller titles like the Macufe Cup and the Home of Legends trophy.

For a club of Chiefs’ stature, these results are below expectations.

The arrival of Nasreddine Nabi offers potential, but he requires proper backing, particularly with impactful player acquisitions.

This could be the key to unlocking sustained success for the Soweto giants.

They next face a rising Sekhukhune United side, currently five points ahead in the league standings.

Chiefs will be eager to recover after their disappointing loss to Golden Arrows at Moses Mabhida Stadium last weekend.

Their determination to bounce back could make this clash fiercely contested.