Kaizer Chiefs hit by injury woes ahead of Polokwane City clash but receive a major boost with Miguel Inacio's return - 'He needs time for adaptation'

Kaizer Chiefs face Polokwane City on Sunday in what promises to be an exciting encounter.

Coach Nasreddine Nabi faces a selection dilemma, as Dillon Solomons, who recently returned to form, is out due to injury.

Nkosingiphile Ngcobo is also sidelined, while Reeve Frosler is suspended, leaving a gap in the right-back position.

On a positive note, Angolan defender Miguel Inacio is back after serving suspensions that kept him off the field.

Despite his disciplinary challenges, Inacio has shown promise, picking up six yellow cards in as many games and even being sent off in the Carling Knockout quarter-final against Mamelodi Sundowns.

"He needs time for adaptation – not only to the football but also the atmosphere. I think he wants to give his maximum for Kaizer Chiefs, sometimes it is too much," said Nabi as reported by iDiski Times

Miguel Inacio's fiery passion and eagerness to succeed at Kaizer Chiefs have often led him to cross the line of football's rules. As Coach Nabi points out, he needs time to adjust to the South African league and its playing style.

Once he masters this adaptation, Inacio could become a pivotal player for Amakhosi, thanks to his talent and ability to contribute goals. His development and discipline will determine his long-term impact on the team. Chiefs fans will be hopeful that he can unlock his full potential.

Kaizer Chiefs prepare for a crucial league match against Polokwane City at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium. Interestingly, this will be their fifth consecutive game at the venue, where results have been inconsistent. Chiefs will aim to break this trend and secure maximum points. Consistency will be vital as they look to stay competitive in the league.