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Mosimane fuels Chiefs rumours

Former Mamelodi Sundowns tactician sent the South African football community into a frenzy after opening up about his deep-rooted connections with the Glamour Boys. As the Soweto giants look to finalise their coaching plans for next season, the legendary coach’s latest comments have added significant fuel to the fire regarding a potential move to Naturena.

Reeve Frosler, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs defender admits motivation struggle ahead of AmaZulu – 'We've got to go out there and still do the job'

Amakhosi right-back Reeve Frosler has revealed that maintaining high levels of motivation is proving to be a difficult task as the club enters the final stretch of the Betway Premiership season. Despite having already secured their primary objective of a Top Three finish and CAF Confederations Cup qualification, the defender insists that professional standards must not slip.

Elias Mokwana, Al Hazem, November 2025

Mokwana in demand as window nears

Bafana Bafana star has become one of the most talked-about names in the market as the transfer window approaches. The talented winger is currently seeing his stock rise significantly following a productive spell in the Middle East.

Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns

Cardoso coy on Cupido's recovery - ‘I would like to tell many things’

The Portuguese mentor is keeping his cards close to his chest regarding the defender's fitness, fueling further speculation over his availability. The centre-back has been at the centre of a swirling injury mystery following conflicting reports on the severity of the shoulder blow he suffered against Kaizer Chiefs. Despite the noise, the head coach opted for a cryptic approach, refusing to offer a definitive update on his recovery timeline.

Andile Jali and George Matlou, Kaizer Chiefs vs Chippa United

Chiefs star facing uncertain as contract nears end

The talented midfielder’s time at Naturena appears to be reaching a disappointing conclusion as persistent injury problems continue to plague the 27-year-old's career. With his current deal set to expire at the end of June, the former Moroka Swallows man finds himself fighting an uphill battle to prove his worth to the Amakhosi hierarchy.

Wandile Duba, Kaizer Chiefs, April 2025

Baloyi blasts Chiefs despite CAF qualification - 'You can’t be celebrating third position!'

Baloyi has delivered a stinging reality check to the Naturena faithful, insisting that a third-place finish in the Premier Soccer League is simply not good enough for a club of such stature. While finishing in the pack secures a return to continental competition, the former Amakhosi goalkeeper believes fans shouldn't be fooled by a cosmetic resurgence, warning that the chasm between the Glamour Boys and the league's elite remains embarrassingly wide.

Sedwyn George TS Galaxy vs Mamelodi Sundowns

TS Galaxy 3- 2 Sundowns: 'The sun is down! Mathematically Chiefs can still win this league'

It was another goal fest as The Brazilians saw themselves on the wrong end of a five goal thriller to see their title hopes almost extinguished. Now, with just a three point lead and Orlando Pirates with two games in hand and a superior goal difference, the perennial PSL champions look set to lose out on the domestic title for the first time in eight years.

Samkelo Zwane and Happy Mashiane, Siwelele FC, October 2025

Siwelele makes bold stance on Zwane and Mashiane

Amakhosi duo are reportedly facing an uncertain future as their loan spells at the Lehlohonolo Seema-coached team come to a complicated crossroads. While the Bloemfontein-bound outfit is keen on retaining the pair, they have slapped a major condition on any potential permanent deal.

Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs

Ben Youssef tight-lipped on Chiefs future

The Glamour Boys co-coach has remained tight-lipped regarding his long-term future at Naturena despite securing continental football for the Soweto giants. Alongside Cedric Kaze, the Tunisian tactician has guided Amakhosi to a guaranteed third-place finish in the Premier Soccer League, marking the club's best league performance in over five years.

Ayabulela Maxwele, Golden Arrows, Relebohile Mofokeng, Orlando Pirates, May 2025

Chiefs and Pirates race for Arrows star

The battle for former Royal AM star is heating up as Soweto giants prepare to go head-to-head for the highly-rated midfielder's signature. With the June transfer window on the horizon, the midfield standout has emerged as a high-priority target for both clubs as they look to overhaul their squads for the new campaign.

Lebohang Maboe, Kaizer Chiefs, November 2025

Ben Youssef explains Maboe absence

Amakhosi's co-coach has provided clarity on the surprise omission of several key stars during his side's crucial victory over Babina Noko. The Soweto giants secured their return to continental football with a hard-fought win, despite being deprived of several attacking options.

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.

Samkelo Zwane and Happy Mashiane, Siwelele FC, October 2025

Khumalo assesses Chiefs loanees amid top-flight struggles

During their time in the Soweto giants reserve team, the duo showed flashes of real promise, earning a promotion to the first team, where the step up proved anything but a walk in the park. Their loan spell at Siwelele has yet to ignite a turnaround, with limited game time leaving the Amakhosi faithful questioning whether they can still bounce back from this setback.

Frequently asked questions

Andries 'Pele Pele' Mkhwanazi and Bethuel Mokgosinyana are considered the founding fathers of the club which was formed in 1937.

Dr Irvin Khoza took over as club secretary and owner in 1991.

The club plays home fixtures at Orlando Stadium in Soweto with the ground being owned by the City of Johannesburg.

They are known by several nicknames, including: The Sea Robbers, The Bucs, Happy People and Buccaneers.

33 official domestic trophies plus one Caf Champions League (1995) and one Caf Super Cup (1996).

Nine times under different auspices. PSL (4), NSL (1), NPSL (4).

Happy Jele made 401 appearances for the club

Bendict Vilakazi scored 52 goals for the club.