Siphiwe Tshabalala and Reneilwe Letsholonyane Reportedly Set to Reunite in a Return to Kaizer Chiefs

• A report has emerged of Kaizer Chiefs legends Siphiwe Tshabalala and Reneilwe Letsholonyane will reunite once again under the colours of the club
• "Shabba" is believed to be line for the position of the DStv Diski Challenge team's manager, while "Yeye" will become the coach
• The duo was a popular part of the club's campaigns in the late 2000s to the middle of the last decade, when the Amakhosi last won a trophy

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielders Siphiwe Tshabalala and Reneilwe Letsholonyane are believed to be making their way back to the club.

"Shabba" and "Yeye" where an integral part of the team for nearly 10 years, and were still playing for the Amakhosi the last time they won a trophy in the middle of 2015.

According to The Citizen, Letsholonyane will become the DStv Diski Challenge team's coach, while Tshabalala will take over as its manager next season. The article reported that the club will call a press conference soon to make the news official.

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The duo of friends has a partnership going already, having opened the Shaye Lounge together in Soweto, as per SowetanLIVE.

Tshabalala retired in 2021 after a stint with Amazulu, while Letsholonyane did so after a short stay at Highlands Park, which later became TS Galaxy.

Their appointment would continue the club's pattern of appointment of former players in coaching positions, with Arthur Zwane having taken over the reigns in the senior squad after the end of last season.

Ex Kaizer Chiefs striker Leonardo Castro exposes bad alcohol drinking culture at the Amakhosi

Former Kaizer Chiefs sharp shooter Leonardo Castro has said that there was a problematic drinking culture at the club that permeates through South African football.

As reported by Sports Brief, the Colombian was one of many players like Daniel Cardoso, Bernard Parker, Lebogang Manyama and Ramahlwe Mphahlele who were shown the door by the Amakhosi in a large-scale overhaul.

Cardoso recently claimed that some players would arrive drunk to practices, with troublesome ex Chiefs star Dumisani Zuma was suspended toward the end of last year after being arrested for drunk driving.