Kaizer Chiefs news

The Glamour Boys are shaping up ahead of the new campaign, parting ways with players who they feel will not help them deliver their goals.

The Brazilians have been dominating the Premier Soccer League for the last decade, winning nine out of possible 10 league crowns.

Despite struggling last season and missing out on a top eight finish, Amakhosi have been tipped to challenge Masandawana and Bucs.

The experienced attacker is set for a new journey back at home after playing trade abroad for many years.

The Citizens have lodged a successful complaint a couple of weeks before South African top-flight begins which might impact all teams.

There have been question marks about the ability of the Glamour Boys to challenge the big boys after a not-so impressive preparations in the last couple of weeks.

The versatile attacker has been heavily linked with a move away from Masandawana in the ongoing transfer window.

When she was unveiled as the club's president, the businesswoman laid down her plans to make it more competitive, but that looks unlikely now.

Although Bucs have strengthened by signing players like Sipho Mbule, a major weakness in their playing unit has been pointed out.

Kaizer Chiefs have been hard at work preparing for the new season, hoping to improve on their previous campaign, which was a major disappointment.

The debate on whether other clubs always place financial hurdles for Chiefs to buy their players came up again when Bucs signed the star who was tipped to join Amakhosi.

With new head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou at the helm, the Buccaneers' 19-year-old was handed the chance to wear the captain’s armband.

Despite beating Amakhosi on their own turf, the coach also pointed out why the Soweto giants were ahead of Asante Kotoko before the match.