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Agent shuts down exit rumours around Morris

The Amakhosi star has no intention of walking away from Naturena despite a challenging campaign that saw him struggle for consistent game time. The former Cape Town City star is prepared to fight for his place under a new technical regime as the Soweto giants prepare for a massive overhaul ahead of the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season.

Asanele Velebayi and Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs set for massive player exodus

Naturena is reportedly preparing for a seismic shift in their squad dynamics as the club looks to offload 10 players this winter. Management is set to wield the axe in a bid to refresh a side that has struggled for consistency, with several high-profile names appearing on the chopping block.

Glody Lilepo Kaizer Chiefs Keegan Allan AmaZulu

AmaZulu 0-1 Chiefs: 'We are winning the league next season'

The Soweto giants locked horns with Usuthu in the Premier Soccer League on Saturday in the penultimate round, searching for a win and to continue the strong finish in the 2025/26 season. Amakhosi produced another spirited performance in Durban that took the club to 54 points.

Ben Youssef hails Morris return as Chiefs seal CAF spot

The Amakhosi boss has lavished praise on the striker, who emerged from the periphery to play a starring role in the club's 2-0 victory over Sekhukhune United. The result confirmed the Glamour Boys’ qualification for the CAF Confederation Cup, marking a successful achievement of one of the season's primary targets.

Sekhukhune United vs Kaizer Chiefs, May 2026

Sekhukhune 0-2 Chiefs: 'We are subjected to dull football; we need a coach with a clear plan; Morris qualified us for CAF'

CAF Confederation Cup qualification was hanging in the balance coming into this game, the stakes couldn’t have been any higher. In a dramatic twist, one of the forgotten Glamour Boys stars rose from the shadows to stamp his mark when it mattered most, etching his name back into the hearts of the supporters. The Soweto giants dug deep and showed real character to script a strong finish to the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League campaign, sealing their place on the continental stage in style with two games left.

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.

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.

WATCH: Ex-Chiefs strikers both hit the target in Saudi First Division thriller

During their time at Naturena, Ranga Chivaviro and Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana both failed to live up to their goal-scoring potential and were eventually shipped off as disappointed Amakhosi fans waved them away without too much thought. But the duo seem to have found their level and their goalscoring touch in the Middle East, if their exploits in this 2-2 draw are anything to go by...

Tshegofatso Mabasa, Orlando Pirates, December 2025

DONE DEAL! Pirates confirm 50-goal star Mabasa's transfer to PSL rivals after Chiefs links

The 29-year-old started the season in a promising manner and was being touted as a deserving player to be selected for Bafana Bafana duty, but fizzled out and was being frozen out by Buccaneers coach Abdeslam Ouaddou. That sparked transfer rumours and the forward has now moved to the Cape Winelands where he will try to pick up form and end the season on a high.

More interest in Chiefs star after he rejects PSL club

The Soweto giants are set to lose one of their players this January amid local interest and a bid for the star. That situation may force Amakhosi into the transfer market to find a suitable replacement. However, any move will be closely scrutinised as questions linger over whether the club can avoid another costly transfer blunder.

Chiefs have become a graveyard of under-performing strikers who can't score

In the last five seasons, a succession of overhyped strikers have arrived at Naturena, believing they will deliver the goals Amakhosi so desperately need. But 13 strikers later and goodness knows how much money spent, The Glamour Boys still can't seem to stick it in the net.

Cedric Kaze, Kaizer Chiefs, September 2025

Kaze identifies Chiefs' biggest problem as Amakhosi visit Stellenbosch for Carling Knockout tie

There seems to be no end to some problems the Soweto giants have been facing in recent seasons. That has left Amakhosi slowly slipping away from the leading pack in the Premier Soccer League title race. They, however, have time to fix their frailties before they lose track of the teams they are chasing in the bid to be crowned PSL champions.

Hunt confirms interest in Chiefs player & explains ex-Pirates signing

The Premier Soccer League transfer window is nearing closure and the Citizens coach explains how he missed out on signing an Amakhosi forward despite being keen on the striker who he previously worked with at SuperSport United. The experienced coach also explains what he saw in a former Buccaneers attacker who recently dumped Orbit College.