Kaizer Chiefs eyeing prolific Congolese striker!

Kaizer Chiefs are monitoring one of the PSL’s most exciting strikers.

Kaizer Motaung Junior, Football Director of Kaizer Chiefs and Bobby Motaung football manager. Image: Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix

Kaizer Chiefs have a keen eye on Sekhukhune United hitman Andy Boyeli.

The 23-year-old has taken to the PSL like fish to water, scoring six goals (and counting) in his opening campaign. An instant fan favourite, it didn’t take long for Boyeli to open his Babina Noko account – forty-four minutes to be exact; against Magesi on the season’s opening day.

According to reports, Kaizer Chiefs face competition from an unnamed club in North Africa:

“Even before joining Sekhukhune United there were teams interested in him both in South Africa and North Africa as well. Now, there is new interest from North Africa,” the publication confirmed.

“The club has followed his progress since joining Sekhukhune and they are happy and impressed with what they have seen in him.”

Boyeli, confident and flying high-in the PSL, has several clubs gunning for his services. A move looks likely in the winter window – Sekhukhune United could make a sizeable profit.

“This could be one of the best deals for Sekhukhune United,” a source revealed.

“Yes, they made a good deal from Elias Mokwana but with the interest in Boyeli they could benefit even better than with Mokwana and they are believed not to want to stand in the player’s way when everything goes through.”

Another new target

Richards Bay defender Lwandile Mabuya is another player Kaizer Chiefs are looking into amid concerns in the wingback positions.

“From what we understand, there could be a player exchange between the two clubs (for Mabuya), mainly Mduduzi Mdantsane,” SoccerLaduma confirmed.

“Yes, Sabelo Radebe could also stay but that could be decided when everything is settled and agreed upon. Now they have to consider the offer Chiefs have tabled Rest then the rest (can happen) including a player exchange could follow.”