Kaizer Chiefs: R9-million attacker set to be released – Report
This R9 million Kaizer Chiefs attacker is facing a likely permanent release at the end of the season. Here is the latest.
Kaizer Chiefs are already planning big changes to their squad ahead of the next transfer window.
Kaizer Chiefs will be freeing up foreign spaces in their squad.
So, R22 million worth of Amakhosi players are likely heading out of Naturena. Meanwhile, another Chiefs player worth R9-million is expected to join the list of multi-million rand departures.
R9-MILLION CHIEFS ATTACKER SET TO BE RELEASED
Christian Saile is currently on loan with PSL rivals, SuperSport United. Meaning, in theory he could still play for Chiefs in the future. In fact, he is still an Amakhosi player.
However, Chiefs plan to release him alongside a couple of other players at the end of the season in order to free up foreign spaces.
“I don’t think they will look at only signing one foreign player as they have different targets and to accommodate those new signings other players Saile and Dove are also likely to be released,” the report read on SoccerLaduma.
Meaning, Saile will likely be released permanently at the end of the season. Additionally, Edmilson Dove faces a probably exit out of Naturena too.
FOREIGN STARS LIKELY HEADING OUT OF NATURENA
Additionally, goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari is set to depart Chiefs.
“They are already planning for next season and looking at the players, they want to bring in other foreign players so Ntwari is one of the players to be sacrificed to open up a foreign spaced. I think it’s all about which goalkeepers they want to keep and that’s how it’s believed that this decision came about,”the insider stated on SoccerLaduma.
Therefore, Ntwari, Dove and Saile are all facing likely exits. Moreover, this means Chiefs are preparing some big moves now already.
Meaning, fans can expect a couple of international signings in the next PSL transfer window.
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