BackpageNigeria international goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali is set to remain at Chippa United despite being heavily linked with a move to greener pastures.
The 27-year-old - who the Chilli Boys valued at R30 million, was reportedly being chased by Kaizer Chiefs and some unnamed European teams.
A section of fans believe it is better his move did not materialise, while others argue he was overpriced by Chippa United.
Have a look at what GOAL readers had to say.
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BackpagepixThe plan failed the moment Kaizer Chiefs went for Rwanda international goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari - Joe Kumbane
Getty He is an average player, no one will buy him in the PSL, in fact, he is not that good - Ndumiso Dladla
BackpagepixStanley Nwabali talks too much. He is fine at Chippa United - Kaizer Mopai
BackpagepixKaizer Chiefs need this goalkeeper more especially now the likes of Itumeleng Khune are not there to add confidence and experience - Sixolile Sxo Ngomthi
Chippa UnitedIt’s really crazy how teams put an unrealistic price tag on players. Making it more difficult for players to get new teams. It’s like teams don’t even evaluate themselves, they just put a price tag and expect everyone to ride along - Lihle Mthembu
GOAL GFXChippa were hoping Mamelodi Sundowns would come knocking and cash in but those days are gone now. They will be stuck with their so-called quality until they realise overpricing ordinary players won't make them rich - Mpho Letsoalo
BackpageOrlando Pirates exposed him in the Nedbank Cup semi-final, blame Bucs for Chippa's failure to sell their star - Thabo Sam
BackpagepixOverrated that one, Chippa United is good for him - Samuel Ketsise
GettyYes, he must stay at Chippa United but he is better than Andre Onana of Manchester United - Tshepo M Mofokeng
GOALNwabali must just stay there. He thought he was bigger than what he was. Chippa is his level - Kabelo KB