Pitso Mosimane's advice to Nasreddine Nabi on Kaizer Chiefs' new superstar Gaston Sirino - 'Opinionated, a bit emotional but manageable'

Gaston Sirino, the Uruguayan playmaker, embarks on a fresh chapter with Kaizer Chiefs after leaving Mamelodi Sundowns.

With six years in South African football, he brings a wealth of experience, trophies, and versatility.

The 33-year-old's impact at Chiefs has sparked a debate around whether he should be called up to replace Themba Zwane in the Bafana Bafana squad and coach Pitso Mosimane’s praise for the attacking midfielder after his recent performances.

"Class is permanent. Top talent, loves training has a lot of passion for the game and is opinionated," Mosimane said.

"A bit emotional but manageable. A South American player. He scores goals and has lots of assists, a very crucial ingredient in an attacking player.”

Sirino’s transition to Kaizer Chiefs offers both challenges and opportunities. With glimpses of his Chloorkop-era brilliance, he is poised to make a lasting impact if he stays consistent.

If his form continues, he might represent South Africa at the international level having already received his Mzansi documents.

The skillful player's ability to score and create assists will be crucial for Chiefs as they aim to reclaim domestic dominance.

Mosimane’s move to Esteghlal FC marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his illustrious coaching career.

Known for his tactical prowess and ability to transform teams, Mosimane now faces the challenge of leading one of Iran’s biggest clubs.

His arrival comes with high expectations, as Esteghlal aims to reclaim dominance in the Persian Gulf Pro League and make a mark in continental competitions.