GOAL looks at the possible candidates who could replace Nasreddine Nabi if the Tunisian mentor is indeed on his way out of Kaizer Chiefs. In what could be the most sensational twist in recent South African football memory, reports are swirling that Kaizer Chiefs have parted ways with head coach Nasreddine Nabi and not for reasons you'd expect.
The Soweto giants have found themselves in a situation in which they have to revisit the composition of their technical team. That could mean a change in the system of play and other aspects of their game unless the Tunisian's lieutenants continue with the team.
The Tunisian has revealed what made him leave the Soweto giants as the season just began with Chiefs doing pretty well. Apart from confirming his departure, he has also revealed where his next destination could be.
Midweek action in South Africa’s top flight delivered standout performances and dramatic moments, setting the stage for an exciting weekend of league football. Meanwhile, continental duties await giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs.
The 37-year-old scored his 12th goal in 25 matches against the Glamour Boys in the South African top tier assignment to go top of the table. He made it worse by claiming the Soweto giants refused to give him a chance a couple of years ago, claiming he was too old to deliver for them.
The Glamour Boys have made surprising changes to the technical team just six matches into the new season. Realistically, the tactician was in the dugout for two games before the Soweto giants opted against having him for the whole season.
With the transfer window almost closing, the 21-year-old has caused a buzz by conceding he wouldn't mind playing for either the Buccaneers or the Glamour Boys if he cannot get his dream of a move to an overseas club to secure his family's financial future. Quotes that might please Tim Sukazi who is happy to cash in on young talent.
The experienced striker was on target twice as Babina Noko sunk Amakhosi on their own turf and ended their unbeaten run in the league. After helping his side torment the Glamour Boys, Grobler revealed Amakhosi overlooked him when he wanted to sign for them. A decision they surely regret with the striker now having scored 12 goals against them.
The Tunisian has spent just over a season at Naturena and his imminent departure comes as a shock. After guiding the Soweto giants to the Nedbank Cup last season, ending a 10-year trophy drought, the former Young African coach was viewed as a man with the potential to deliver more pieces of silverware, especially the elusive Premier Soccer League title.
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.
In what could be seen as leakage for rival coaches and clubs, Tinkler has revealed how he was able to beat Amakhosi in a high-stakes encounter. Babina Noko outclassed the Glamour Boys by becoming the first team to beat them this season.
GOAL gives you the details to follow Madandawana's bid to reclaim top spot on the PSL table when they face Bahlabane ba Ntwa away at Dr Petrus Molemela Stadium on Wednesday.
It has been revealed that the former Milford star has keen admirers at the Naturena-based giants after making a good start to life in the PSL. Mthinyane has quickly established himself as a key player for Steve Barker's side who are a selling club.
The Soweto giants suffered their first Premier Soccer League defeat of the season after falling to high-flying Babina Noko. Amakhosi tried to get themselves into the match, but they had no answers to their opponents' resilience in the second half. Chiefs coach reacts to how things went on the night in Soweto.
The seasoned 37-year-old striker displayed a standout performance against the Glamour Boys, leading Babina Noko’s charge to the top of the PSL table. His experience and sharp finishing proved decisive in a night that reshaped the early title race.
It was not business as usual for the Glamour Boys who were reduced to second-best team by Babina Noko in the midweek assignment staged at the FNB Stadium as Amakhosi suffered their first defeat this season.
Eric Tinkler’s side proved a formidable force in midweek PSL action, outmuscling the Glamour Boys to claim all three points under the lights at FNB Stadium on Tuesday night. The visitors’ resilience and tactical discipline left Chiefs with plenty to ponder.
The 25-year-old has been on arguably his best form in the last couple of weeks, helping Amakhosi to an excellent start to the new season. However, the club might miss him for a couple of games.
After being the second player to arrive at Chloorkop this transfer window, following the signing of Fawaaz Basadien, the 27-year-old is in line to make his maiden appearance for Masandawana and has a huge task to prove that his acquisition was spot-on. But he faces stiff competition for playing time from a midfield laden with quality players.
GOAL gives you the details to follow the high-flying Amakhosi's hosting of Babina Noko with toping the table at stake at FNB Stadium on Tuesday. Masandawana have assumed top spot and both the Soweto giants and the Limpopo-based outfit have a chance to take control of matters in the campaign.
Mamelodi Sundowns have identified the Brazilian attacker as a possible replacement for Lucas Ribeiro, who recently left the PSL champions. The Tshwane giants have been in talks with a Portuguese club over one of their players.
The Premier Soccer League’s early narrative reaches a boiling point as Amakhosi and Babina Noko, both unbeaten and level on 13 points, collide at FNB Stadium. With Masandawana perched just a point ahead on 14, this match could redraw the standings and signal who’s truly ready to set the pace in the title race.
Kaizer Chiefs have splashed cash on new players and signed some for free as they prepare for what could be a long and gruelling 2025/26 season. However, the Naturena-based giants are now looking to trim down their big squad to make it more manageable.
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