Kaizer Chiefs: Nabi to face the axe? Amakhosi management unhappy!

Kaizer Chiefs management are unhappy with Nasreddine Nabi. They feel that there are no more excuses. So, will he be sacked?

Nasreddine Nabi confirms new Kaizer Chiefs transfer strategy. Image: Hollywood Bets Blog

Kaizer Chiefs are not where they want to be with Amakhosi management growing impatient.

Kaizer Chiefs have lost all their matches against big teams this season.

Furthermore, they sit in 8th position in the latest BetWay Premiership standings. Therefore, Amakhosi management is displeased and they feel that Nasreddine Nabi has no excuses given the current squad.

CHIEFS MANAGEMENT UNHAPPY WITH NABI

Under Nabi, Chiefs have lost to PSL rivals, Orlando Pirates (1-0), SuperSport United (4-1) and Sundowns (1-0). Moreover, Amakhosi management feels that Nabi has more than enough talent in the squad to be doing better than he is.

Apparently, that’s what is not making them happy. They don’t want the team to play well. No. They want results and so far they have lost to all the so-called big teams.

They feel that Chiefs should be able to compete with Pirates, Sundowns and SuperSport. Also, Amakhosi management firmly believe that they should be higher up given the current crop of players.

“They think and believe that they have a great squad which can easily compete and be up there among Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates. Because they are failing to do that, it’s why management is dissatisfied and unhappy with the results and the coach right now,” the insider told SNL.

NO MORE EXCUAES DOE NABI

Meaning, Amakhosi management are unhappy and they feel that Nabi has the right players already.

Furthermore, they also believe he has had enough time to improve Chiefs. Remember, Nabi has now had two transfer windows and it is debatable whether Amakhosi have improved in not.

“It’s getting hard and tougher for for the team management now. It’s believed that they thought by now that the results would have started to show as the coach came with high expectations but things are not working according to plan,” he added.

Therefore, they are unhappy with his performances as things stand. He has the playing personnel, they have given him buying freedom and plenty of time. Nabi is certainly running out of time and is unlikely to be retained unless things turn around – and fast.