Pitso Mosimane Gives Update on Abha FC Coach’s Next Move After Saudi Arabia
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Kaizer Chiefs are set to experience a major shake-up as seven players, including Itumeleng Khune, are expected to leave as soon as their respective contracts with the club lapse this summer.
Four Premier Soccer League players are already on the radar Amakhosi as begin to make desperate moves to bolster their squad ahead of next season.
Chiefs made ten signings this season, but the management, technical crew and supporters are not convinced.
Now they hope to build the squad around Pule Mmodi and Given Msimango amid reports that Fawaaz Basadien, Elias Mokwana, Ashley Cupido, and Oswin Appollis are being monitored.
Pitso Mosimane Gives Update on Abha FC Coach’s Next Move After Saudi Arabia
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Polokwane City midfielder, Appollis, has already impressed for the national team in 2024, raising his market value.
Cupido has found the back of the net twice for Cape Town Spurs in the last five matches while Stellenbosch FC recently extended Basadien's deal to avoid a free transfer.
Meanwhile, the South African reports that with their contracts expiring in June, seven players are billed to depart the Naturena.
The list includes players who have not been able to break into the starting line up in recent times including the legendary Khune.
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FootballSports Brief earlier reported that Kaizer Chiefs interim coach, Cavin Johnson, stated that he will remain as the club's head coach until his services are no longer needed.
Johnson was appointed on an interim basis after the sacking of Molefi Ntseki and he has been in charge of 13 games in all competitions.
The 65-year-old has guided the club to five wins, four draws, and five defeats in all competitions.