Kaizer Chiefs coach defends difficult season - 'Some beautiful and entertaining football we have shown on the field'

Kaizer Chiefs have been struggling to challenge for the Premier Soccer League title.

But coach Nasreddine Nabi's assistant Cedric Kaze feels they are on the right track.

"It’s been an intense first four months into this Big Project…," Kaze said.

"One game left before the end of the first round of the league, 5th on the table, Some beautiful and entertaining football we have shown on the field although not always consistent in our results… 

"We are working very hard [players, management, technical Staff…] to ensure this big club goes back to where it belongs…on top."

Nabi risks being mentioned in the same breath as coaches who have struggled at Nasturena in recent seasons.

They include Gavin Hunt, Stuart Baxter, Arthur Zwane, Molefi Ntseki and Cavin Johnson who all found it difficult to lead Chiefs to trophies.

The Soweto giants are now under Nabi and the Tunisian is keen to make a difference.

The January player transfer window is about to close and all eyes are on Chiefs to see if they will make big signings.

The kind of players expected to be signed by Nabi are those who have the capacity to be influential in Chiefs' bid to end a 10-year trophy drought.