Stern warning to Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates? Morgan Mammila reveals Chippa United's plan to compete for everything - '99.9% of our team will be quality, experienced players who will enhance our competitiveness'

Chippa United's Sporting Director, Morgan Mammila, has revealed that plans to make the Premier Soccer League side a competitive outfit have been laid down.

The former Baroka FC head coach stated that there was a meeting held to discuss how to improve Chilli Boys and the conclusion was that something must be done to make it play to its full ability.

"We sat down, analysed, and concluded that we are not doing justice for the club. This team belongs among the top five in this league when it comes to consistently not getting relegated," Mammila told KickOff.

"We play to full capacity all the time, which shows we are a top team.

"This season, we want to do justice to the team and the club by signing players who can make a difference. We are going to compete in everything we play for," he added.

The tactician turned football administrator said that Chilli Boys should challenge their top-tier peers, and to achieve that, they are going to sign experienced and high-quality players.

"Bringing in quality players will help us compete - plain and simple. Next season, 99.9% of our team will be of quality. We are talking about experienced players who will enhance our competitiveness," Mammila explained.

"We will ensure that what we bring in is of high quality. At this stage, we haven’t finalised the players we intend to release, so it would be unfair for me to name anyone who may be let go. We will sit down, discuss, and finalise everything next week to ensure Chippa United will never be the same," he concluded.

"With coach Thabo September, we will also sit down and evaluate what is best for the team."

Sundowns have become the perennial PSL title winners, while Orlando Pirates have challenged them closely this season and in the previous campaign.

Although Kaizer Chiefs' league campaign has been disappointing, they won the Nedbank Cup, but being one of the traditional clubs considered as the big three, they cannot be ruled out of any PSL title race.

If Chippa United are going to implement what Mammila has revealed, then the Mzansi fans will be eager to see whether they will be ready to challenge the status quo soon.

When the transfer window opens up, fans will follow keenly to see whether indeed the Chilli Boys will go for quality and experienced players as asserted by Mammila.

Chippa are ninth with 39 points and have concluded their season already, which means they might drop on the log should their top eight rivals win their remaining games.

Chiefs, ninth with 31 points, have one game to go: a home duel against Polokwane City on May 24.

Marumo Gallants, 10th with 31 points, will face Magesi in their final game of the season, while 11th-placed Richards Bay, who have 30 points, will play SuperSport United on May 24 too.