In preparation for the upcoming season, Kaizer Chiefs have welcomed no fewer than eight new players to the first team at Naturena.
The Glamour Boys confirmed Arthur Zwane as their permanent head coach, which was a crucial choice.
Following yet another trophy-less season at Naturena, these significant developments occurred.
Yusuf Maart, Dillon Solomons, George Matlou, Kamohelo Mahlatsi, and Siyethemba Sithebe are just a few of the interesting players that Kaizer Chiefs have signed.
The Stellenbosch FC players Ashley Du Preez and Zitha Kwinika were also welcomed by the Glamour Boys to Naturena, while Mduduzi Shabalala was promoted to the first team.
Arthur Zwane has recently shared information about the new Glamour Boys’ adjustment to the Soweto giants.
Zwane discusses the fresh additions to Kaizer Chiefs
“So far, our preseason has gone nicely.
The new players were able to be seen, and they appear to be good, the Kaizer Chiefs coach told Ukhozi FM.
They are still attempting to adjust because, as you are aware, pressure is always high on a club like the Chiefs.
We’re attempting to assist them in adjusting and comprehending what they may anticipate from Amakhosi supporters as well as what is required of them.
In other developments, legendary Kaizer Chiefs captain Bernard Parker, who was just fired, appears to be returning to the PSL right away!
The Glamour Boys decided not to extend the renowned striker’s contract before the upcoming season, bringing an end to his protracted tenure with the team.
After leaving the Chiefs at age 36, Bernard Parker was supposed to retire and transition into coaching.
However, given the rumours that he has surfaced at a new top-tier team, this seems incredibly implausible.
SuperSport United trains with an Amakhosi great!
Parker has begun working out with SuperSport United, where his old Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt just assumed leadership, according to a FarPost article.
He looks sharp and trained with the team.
Anything might happen since Gavin holds him in great regard, a source told the newspaper.