Kaizer Chiefs news

GOAL gives you the details to follow bruised Amakhosi hosting tricky Bahlabane Ba Ntwa on Wednesday.

Amakhosi's goalkeeper was in a philosophical mood when discussing the Tunisian tactician's sudden exit from Naturena.

After he was declared a free agent, the utility star revealed what he would like to achieve with Usuthu upon completion of his long-awaited move. The amateur club fought hard to cling to their players but have lost three cases so far, as the judgements favour the footballers.

After losing back-to-back matches, Amakhosi are under pressure and desperate for a victory. Some changes at the back are expected as Amakhosi hope to get a win in the midweek South African top-flight clash at the FNB Stadium.

The Soweto giants are facing a coaching situation which could disrupt all the work invested in pre-season as well as earlier stages of this season. This comes after Amakhosi started the 2025/26 term impressively but that could go down the drain for another difficult season. But the club's goalkeeper is not worried about what is happening in their camp.

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The two players have been sent out to explore playing opportunities away from Naturena, hoping to improve themselves by the time they return to Amakhosi at the end of the season. Having come through Amakhosi development ranks, the duo will experience professional football in a different set-up hoping to cope with what they face away from the only club they have played for in their careers.

From blockbuster arrivals to messy departures, the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League transfer window had it all. Amakhosi made a statement, the Buccaneers reloaded and Masandawana were rocked by the Ribeiro saga.

After reportedly failing to agree on terms for a new contract, the player left his Premier Soccer League side and has now been confirmed as the latest acquisition by the European outfit. The European move marks the 24-year-old's first move outside the country.

The domestic knockout competition is promising to offer entertainment given how teams have been paired in the initial round. After flopping last season, giants will have to navigate past their PSL rivals if they have to win the trophy in December.

Questions have been asked about the recent performances of the 29-year-old who was, once again, on the spotlight last weekend as the Glamour Boys dropped the ball in the CAF inter-club competition played in Luanda.

The Glamour Boys Academy graduate has been faulted for the team's recent defeat in the inter-club outing played last weekend. The club's techical team has now been asked to reconsider having the versatile defender in the starting XI in the forthcoming competitive assignments.

After a surprisingly positive start from Kaizer Chiefs at the beginning of the 2025-26 season, it now seems like the Soweto giants are fast running out of steam. The Glamour Boys were quick out of the blocks, winning four of their first five matches as they looked as though they would mount a title challenge.