There could be an exodus of players at Kaizer Chiefs if the latest reports are anything to go by.
The Amakhosi have a host of young players sitting out on the sidelines and are considering loaning them out.
Cavin Johnson, known for his youthful approach has already welcomed two new faces to Amakhosi training in Donay Jansen and Mfundo Vilakazi.
But there’s only room for so many young players at Kaizer Chiefs and a few will reportedly be sent out on loan. Let’s take a look at the situation below.
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“Siya sources close to the club have indicated that those players may be Samkelo Zwane, Wandile Duba, Happy Mashiane, Sabelo Radebe and Aden McCarthy, to mention but a few.” a SoccerLaduma report read.
“The sources added that the technical team may feel that the chances of the youngsters playing are slim for the rest of the season, so it is hoped they could be loaned out during the January Transfer Window.”
In other news, former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Cole Alexander has reportedly returned to South Africa after concluding a deal with Polokwane City!
The 34-year-old midfielder joined Swedish Helsingborgs IF after his departure from the Glamour Boys.
However his stint in Europe lasted just six months with reports suggesting he has signed a new deal with Limpopo side Polokwane City!
Alexander has made over 280 appearances in the PSL for a host of clubs scoring 16 goals and assisting 11 more and will bring some healthy experience to Rise and Shine.
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Cole Alexander has reportedly completed a move to DStv Premiership side Polokwane City, according to Unplayable.
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