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- New Zealand-born former Mamelodi Sundowns and SuperSport United striker Jeremy Brockie has got soccer fans buzzing after jokingly shooting his shot at Kaizer Chiefs
- Brockie offered his “sniper” services to Amakhosi after the club announced it was parting ways with several players on Wednesday
- This came as Kaizer Chiefs launched a near-monumental overhaul of its senior squad which saw several players depart the club
Former Mamelodi Sundowns and SuperSport United striker Jeremy Brockie brought smiles to South African football fans' faces
The New Zealander, currently plying his trade in Australia's lower leagues, joked on Twitter that he would like to offer his services to Kaizer Chiefs. This came as the club announced Samir Nurković, Lazarous Kambole, Lebogang Manyama, Daniel Cardoso, Leonardo Castro, Daniel Akpeyi and Kearyn Baccus wouldn’t have their contracts renewed at the end of this month.
As reported by TimesLIVE, Brockie said:
“I see there’s been a few exits at Kaizer Chiefs. Are they looking for Sniper?”
According to IOL, retired SuperSport United striker James Keene also joked he would be willing to come out of retirement if Amakhosi needed his services, saying:
"25 goals between us?"
According to the TimesLIVE article, Chiefs sporting director Kaizer Motaung jnr said the club would be looking to recruit the best, adding:
“For me, the team will always be looking to bring the best and I think the fans are right in that we need to make sure we can lure the best. Part of that is also that players always wanted to play for Kaizer Chiefs because they knew they could win trophies at Chiefs. And that's a culture we have to get back.”
Dumisani Zuma shown the door by Kaizer Chiefs after disciplinary issues proved too much for the club
Dumisani Zuma's controversial stay at Kaizer Chiefs has come to a somewhat unsurprising end.
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FootballAs reported by Sports Brief, the club announced earlier today that it had decided to part ways with the 27-year-old midfielder having placed him on suspension with a year still left on his contract. The past season had proved rather difficult for him at Naturena.
It was reported that in late 2021, Zuma was suspended after he was reportedly found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol. Then at the end of April, it turned out that he was suspended a second time after a falling out with coach Arthur Zwane