Nasreddine Nabi outlines Kaizer Chiefs' biggest problem as PSL title slips out of their reach - 'We lack a little bit of power, the type of players who can shoot, who can make decisions'

Kaizer Chiefs came back from behind to draw 1-1 with TS Galaxy in a Premier Soccer League match on Monday.

It was a third straight league game without victory for the Soweto giants and it left them ninth on the PSL table.

Coach Nasreddine Nabi has pointed at what he thinks is their biggest letdown.

“It’s true that we feel up top we have the same kind of players – players who like to dribble, who like to play short spaces,” said Nabi as per iDiski Times.

"But we lack a little bit of power, we lack the type of players who can shoot, who can make decisions. 

“We need to get those kind of players in the future. You know the level of Kaizer Chiefs, I want to play the level of Kaizer Chiefs.”

Monday's result saw Chiefs remaining with nine points fewer than log leaders Mamelodi Sundowns who have played a game less than them.

That brings more work in the Soweto giants' bid to catch up with Maasandawana as well as Orlando Pirates who have also launched a serious bid for the league title.

However, Amakhosi can still contest for the league title as the race is yet to reach the halfway stage.

While Nabi has pointed out their biggest letdown, he had already revealed their main priority in the PSL January transfer window.

It now remains to be seen which players the Soweto giants will sign in January.