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Tashreeq Morris & Gaston Sirino, Kaizer Chiefs, February 2025.

Chiefs set to offload striker

Amakhosi appear to have reached a definitive conclusion regarding the future of one of their strikers at Naturena. The veteran forward has endured a frustrating campaign on the sidelines and is now widely expected to depart the club as a free agent in the coming weeks.

Ex-Bafana bold on why Broos should pick Mabaso and Rayners for World Cup

Former South Africa international Katlego Mphela has delivered a strong message to Hugo Broos regarding his selection for the World Cup squad. The ex-Bafana forward believes the Belgian tactician must broaden his attacking arsenal if the national team is to be truly competitive on football’s biggest stage. Mphela stressed that depth and variety in the final third will be crucial, urging the coach to look beyond his current options and reward in-form forwards who can offer different dimensions to the attack.

Malesela issues Mayo transfer advice to Chiefs as on-loan forward struggles

The former Cape Town City star is currently on loan at Amakhosi from Algerian outfit CR Belouizdad. However, he has struggled to make an impact for the Soweto giants this season. As a result, his future at both Naturena and his parent club has become a growing subject of speculation.

Flavio Silva, Kaizer Chiefs, Nkosinathi Sibisi, Orlando Pirates, April 2026

Stay or go? Derby result could decide the future of Chiefs co-coaches

The Naturena-based side is riding the crest of a wave following a remarkable turnaround in form that has seen them surge towards CAF qualification. But the ultimate test of their revival is fast approaching as all eyes are now on the upcoming Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates, a match that could carry significant weight regarding the long-term future of the club's coaching staff.

It failed! Kaze admits Chiefs' strategy against Polokwane did not work

After a relatively long winning run, Amakhosi were frustrated by Rise and Shine as they shared points at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium. Although their winning streak came to an end, the Glamour Boys' dream of finishing in the top three remains intact. After the stalemate, the technical bench and the players must get to the drawing board and come up with a strategy that will help them return to winning ways.

Cedric Kaze, Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs, March 2026

To keep or let go? Ex-Chiefs coach warns Motaungs over Kaze and Ben Youssef - 'Make the right decision'

The co-coaches have been under the spotlight, especially when the Glamour Boys were eliminated from the CAF Confederation Cup and the Nedbank Cup. Although the Soweto giants are currently in good form, the duo's future remains a matter of speculation. But should they be kept as the coaches going into the next season, or should a new man be appointed?

Big claim made after Mayo struck for Chiefs vs Magesi

The on-loan Glamour Boys striker has been struggling for game time owing to injuries and stiff competition. However, he managed to get his second goal for the Soweto giants in the South African mid-week assignment staged at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Flavio Silva and Pule Mmodi, Kaizer Chiefs

Resurgent striker given his flowers as Chiefs chase top-three spot

After the initial struggle to convert chances into goals, Amakhosi strikers have turned criticism into motivation and are now firing on all cylinders. In recent games, the striking department has delivered as the Glamour Boys run riot against opponents. The resurgence has seen the forwards earn praise from their coaches as the team continue to win.

'Unlucky' Mayo lauded as Chiefs get closer to CAF CC

The South Africa international, who is on loan from Algerian top-tier outfit CR Belouizdad, has been struggling for game time at the Glamour Boys owing to injuries and stiff competition. However, he was on target as Amakhosi collected maximum points against Dikwena Tsa Meetse in the mid-week assignment.

Thabiso Monyane, Kaizer Chiefs, Samuel Darpoh, Magesi FC, April 2026

Magesi 1-4 Chiefs: 'Amakhosi can still win the league! Show us Mbuthuma & Makgopa stats'

The Soweto giants have kept their unbeaten run going after beating Dikwena tsa Meetse in a Wednesday night league encounter, rediscovering the spark that once made them serious Premier Soccer League title contenders at the beginning of the season. And while there’s only a little left to play for, the Naturena-based outfit looks determined to go all the way in securing a return to continental competition next season. Meanwhile, things are even harder for Magesi, who remain stuck in 16th position on the table.

Kaze warns Chiefs after win over Galaxy - 'We can’t relax'

The Glamour Boys are in impressive form after initially losing four games in a row. Now, they have their eyes set on the CAF Confederation Cup slot as their Premier Soccer League title dream faded. Given that Amakhosi are set to end the season trophyless, getting a ticket to the continental inter-club competition is the only reward they can give their fans.

Proper No. 9! Ex-Pirates star praises Chiefs striker

The Guinea-Bissau-born star is one of the forwards who was brought on board to sharpen the striking department. The strikers have been blamed a lot for lack of goals, and Silva and his teammates upfront are under pressure to prove that indeed they can deliver. Opinion about his ability to give Chiefs goals is divided, with some giving him the benefit of the doubt and others having outrightly written him off.

Mosimane linked with 'deal of the century' in move that could determine Mayo's Chiefs future

The veteran South African tactician has been unattached for more than a year, with his last job coming during a short stint in Iran. He has been one of the most sought-after coaches on the continent, and now, reports suggest he could be set for a return to North Africa.

Embarrassing international debut for Chiefs star as striker returns with goal!

The FIFA international break provided a chance for players to represent their respective nations, especially in friendly outings and competitive fixtures. The two weeks are also a blessing in disguise to the injured players, as well as those who are working to improve their fitness levels.

Mayo opens up on lack of game time at Chiefs as loan stint approaches end

The 27-year-old joined Amakhosi on a season-long loan from Algerian side CR Belouizdad. With just two months left before the campaign concludes, uncertainty surrounds his future at Naturena. The Soweto giants hold an option to make the move permanent, but Bafana Bafana international suggests his stay could end when the loan expires.

Will Mayo stay at Chiefs or return to Belouizdad? Struggling forward speaks on his future

The 27-year-old has struggled to make a meaningful impact since arriving at the Soweto giants. His lack of game-changing performances has also weakened his chances of forcing his way back into the Bafana Bafana setup. Now, he speaks about his time at the Amakhosi nearing its end.

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