Kaizer Chiefs defender Frosler opens up on contract situation - ‘We will just take the next few months as it comes’

After six years at Kaizer Chiefs, the 27-year-old utility player finds himself in a precarious position as his contract nears its expiration in just two months.

Despite playing over 150 games for the club and serving with distinction, Frosler has yet to win any silverware.

Talks over a new deal have been quiet, leaving his future at the club uncertain.

In an interview, the Gqeberha-born player opened up about the situation, expressing his focus is on the field rather than the contract negotiations.

While he has contributed significantly over the years, the lack of a clear resolution regarding his contract has left him in limbo.

His commitment to the club is unwavering, but he admits that the silence surrounding his renewal is frustrating.

Fans and analysts alike are wondering what will happen next in his career at Chiefs.

“So my contract comes to an end soon, as to what I can say about it; I can’t speak much about it, we will just take the next few months as it comes and see what happens in the near future,” Frosler said as reported by iDiski Times.

Chiefs management has continuously backed coach Nasreddine Nabi, showing confidence in his leadership and tactical approach.

Frosler, who has been an integral part of the squad, remains a fixture in Nabi's starting lineup, demonstrating the coach's belief in his abilities.

This consistency suggests that, despite the contract uncertainty, he is still very much valued within the team.

The coach’s trust in him reflects a strong bond between player and manager, which could be crucial in his future with the club.

With both management and coach showing support, it remains to be seen how the contract situation will evolve.

Amakhosi's next fixture against TS Galaxy is crucial as they aim to secure maximum points.

With a win, Chiefs will look to improve their position in the league standings.

The team’s focus will be on delivering a solid performance to keep the momentum going.