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Okocha: SA players 'too comfortable' with PSL to crack Europe's major leagues

The Super Eagles and Bolton Wanderers icon has sparked debate by suggesting that Mzansi footballers are held back by a lack of ambition to ply their trade in the world's biggest leagues. The midfield maestro, who enjoyed a glittering 20-year career across Germany, Turkey, France, and England, suggested that the talent in the PSL often stays stagnant because players are unwilling to leave the comfort of their surroundings.

Chiefs fan protest leader warns club - 'If the coaches are still on the bench, we will have to act'

The tension at Naturena reached boiling point after a disastrous run of form saw the Amakhosi faithful demanding immediate changes to the coaching team during a protest march to the club's training ground over the weekend. And now, the leader of that group has reiterated their demands.

Asanele Velebayi and Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs

Motaung Jr dismisses ‘free agent’ claims - 'We’ve spent millions of Rands to reinforce the squad'

Chiefs Sporting Director has set the record straight on claims that the club has become overly reliant on signing free agents. Amakhosi have come under heavy criticism from a frustrated fanbase following a dismal run of form, with the squad’s depth questioned for some time, particularly after the Soweto giants opted not to participate in the January transfer window. However, Motaung Jr insists the club’s current recruitment strategy remains both ambitious and well-structured.

National disaster? Chiefs' PSL struggles bad for Mzansi since 'even the economy goes down'

The Soweto giants are seemingly braced to end the 2025/26 campaign without silverware, having ended their decade-long drought barely a year ago with the Nedbank Cup triumph. The Glamour Boys enjoy a massive following in and outside the country. Their struggles are allegedly harming the nation, and something should be done.

Flavio Silva, Etiosa Ighodaro and Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs legend Khune tears into Amakhosi for failing to score enough goals

The Soweto giants have been struggling for consistency, especially in the final third, where they have not been taking their scoring opportunities. Despite bringing on board players who could help them solve their scoring problems, the Glamour Boys have consistently failed to score more than one goal in most matches this season.

Cedric Kaze, Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs, March 2026

Khanye warns Chiefs 'Top Eight spot is now not guaranteed'

The former Amakhosi star has raised fresh doubts about the club’s chances of qualifying for MTN8 following their recent dip in league form. The Naturena-based club have lost their last three league matches, a disappointing run that has dashed their hopes of the league title. The slump has allowed newcomers Durban City to leapfrog them into fourth place, while AmaZulu sit fifth with a one-point advantage over the Glamour Boys.

Cedric Kaze, Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs, September 2025

Don't apologise! Chiefs' Kaze and Ben Youssef warned - 'Results decide coaches' future'

As Amakhosi struggle, everyone is coming out to give advice on how the Soweto giants can return to winning ways. From football pundits to the club's legends and even fans, everyone seems to have a solution. As suggestions come from every corner, will the club's hierarchy act and arrest the situation before it worsens?

Ordinary players! Chiefs stars slammed but Pitso is the solution 'give him a chance'

As the Amakhosi boat struggles to stabilise, blame games have been the order of the day. The coaches, the players and the management have all been blamed for a poor run that has seen the club lose four consecutive games across all competitions. As the season enters a decisive stretch, the Glamour Boys are fighting internal and external pressure as their traditional rivals focus on winning titles.

Kaizer Jr makes huge admission about Pirates - 'Chiefs have a lot to learn from Bucs'

Although the Soweto giants are considered part of the country's Big Three, their trajectories have been different. Bucs continue to challenge for honours, while Amakhosi are a pale shadow of their former selves. In fact, this season, the Sea Robbers are champions of two domestic competitions, while Amakhosi were eliminated from a contest they were the defending champions of, the Nedbank Cup.

Chiefs make big promise after protest from angry fans

Although their season started on a promising note, it has taken a poor turn as Amakhosi struggle. Four matches without a win and elimination from the CAF Confederation Cup and the Nedbank Cup have only worked to frustrate their fans. Disappointed by recent events, the fans protested and delivered their petition to the club, and now Chiefs have made a promise.

'Motaung Jr never played for badge! Chiefs sacrificed souls & devil enjoys success; let Bobby run the team'

The Glamour Boys are experiencing a tough run that has seen them get eliminated from competitions in the ongoing campaign. The Amakhosi management recently stated that a CAF Champions League slot for the team will be enough, but the supporters want more. Currently, the Soweto giants are trailing both Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns by 14 points.

Angry Chiefs fans march to Naturena to voice their frustrations! Call for sacking

As the situation at the Soweto giants continues to deteriorate, their supporters have taken their disappointment to the club’s headquarters to register their disapproval of what is happening with the team. The supporters staged a protest, demanding urgent action to turn around the club’s fortunes. As it stands, Amakhosi risk finishing the season outside the top eight for a third straight campaign.

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Zitha Kwinika, Sibongiseni Mthethwa and Keegan Allan, Kaizer Chiefs vs AmaZulu

Kwinika philosophical about Chiefs' troubles, 'our greatest weakness lies in...'

Amakhosi have dominated football headlines in the past days following their Soweto Derby defeat to Orlando Pirates and a disappointing midweek loss to Richards Bay. The setbacks have sparked intense conversations about the club’s leadership and direction. Coaches and legends of the game have weighed in with differing views, offering advice and criticism, while supporters also continue to voice their frustration.

Chiefs warned against regular technical team changes! Management told 'solution is not external'

In the last decade, the Glamour Boys have been making frequent changes in the technical team, as well as signing players regularly during the off-season transfer window. However, only one silverware - the Nedbank Cup won last season, is the only trophy they can show. Amakhosi have now been advised on the next step.

Benni McCarthy, Kaizer Motaung, Pitso Mosimane 16-

Motaung Jr. welcomes links to Mosimane & McCarthy: 'It’s always an honour'

The Soweto giants are expected to make changes to their technical team once the 2025/26 campaign concludes, due to the challenges posed by the absence of an experienced tactician. Some top coaches have been linked with a move to the Glamour Boys, who are desperate to get it right in their bid to deliver trophies.

Mduduzi Shabalala and Mfundo Vilakazi, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs insist rumours around Mdu & Vilakazi exclusions are 'fabricated, totally dishonest'

The situation at the Glamour Boys has been unbearable for the fans owing to the four straight losses across all competitions. Some of the key players have been missing in action, with reports indicating that the technical team, led by co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, omitted them from recent assignments owing to breach of contract.

Motaung Jr. on fans' frustrations with co-coaches: 'It’s not just about coaches, it’s not just about players, it’s about our whole footballing structure'

The Glamour Boys' chances of finishing the season without silverware are high after crashing out of the Nedbank Cup and CAF Inter-club competition in recent weeks. The Soweto giants are limping in the Premier Soccer League as well, leaving the defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns and old rivals Orlando Pirates to fight for the title in a two horse race.

Kaizer Motaung, Bobby Motaung, Jessica Motaung 16-9

'Give the old man a break! Motaung Snr danced & left the stage, Bobby is the problem'

The search for the source of Amakhosi’s problems continues as pressure mounts over their poor run of results. Fingers have been pointed at the tacticians and players, with both accused of failing to deliver when it matters most. Club management has also come under fire, with critics blaming questionable transfer decisions for the team’s struggles.

Zwane joins Cardoso & Ouaddou in PSL referee pile on

Following a string of incidents in the mid-week fixtures various coaches have lashed out at the Premier Soccer League's officiating standards. With calls for VAR introduction reaching fever pitch, AmaZulu FC's Arthur Zwane has joined the growing chorus of dissatisfied tacticians clamouring for improvement.

Khune identifies ideal coach for Chiefs - 'Players will be scared of him'

The fear that Amakhosi could finish the season trophyless could become a reality if the current trend continues. After the midweek defeat to Richards Bay, the Glamour Boys dropped to the sixth position, and the fight could shift from the title to a top-eight finish. As the Soweto giants struggle, questions are being asked about who is responsible and what could be the solution.

Banyana to break camp after CAF reschedules 2026 WAFCON

The continental football mother body has announced a decision after days of speculation that the women’s continental competition could be pushed to a later date. The Cairo-based organisation has now revealed the new dates for the competition.

Khalil Ben Youssef and Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Chiefs

Baloyi notes Amakhosi's huge blunder: 'The biggest mistake Chiefs made was...'

Amakhosi have been hogging the headlines in recent weeks for their struggles, raising concerns as a season that began with promise threatens to slip away. The inconsistent results have intensified scrutiny on the Soweto giants as pressure continues to mount. Different opinions have since emerged about what could be going wrong at Naturena.

Benni breaks Mzansi hearts after ruling himself out of SA job

The former Manchester United strikers' tactician has been doing quite well in his coaching career after hanging up his boots. The 48-year-old has been linked with the national team to take over from coach Hugo Broos after the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs

'Chiefs are not well-coached' by Kaze and Ben Youssef & 'this season is gone'

The Soweto giants have been struggling in recent matches, piling more pressure on their already embattled technical team. The disappointing results have deepened concerns as frustration continues to grow among supporters. Amakhosi now risk finishing the season empty-handed and could even fall outside the top eight, missing out on an MTN8 berth for next season.

PSL Wrap: Zwane's AmaZulu held as Chippa fall to Gallants

Bahlabane Ba Ntwa are fighting hard for points that will take them out of the danger zone. A never-surrender fighting spirit saw them mount a comeback after going down and eventually win, piling pressure on the equally struggling Chilli Boys.

Sibongiseni Mthethwa, Kaizer Chiefs, March 2026

Blow for Chiefs as key stars are ruled out of Durban City duel

The suspensions have come at quite a critical moment for Amakhosi, who desperately need to return to winning ways before things get even worse. One of the suspended stars just came from an injury, and he will not be available to offer his experience as the Glamour Boys tackle their next league opponents. The Soweto giants will host Durban City at the FNB Stadium on Sunday, March 15.

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