Nasreddine Nabi: Kaizer Chiefs Reportedly Paving Way for Tunisian Tactician’s Appointment As Coach

• Kaizer Chiefs are already making preparations for the arrival of Nasreddine Nabi as their new permanent coach ahead of next season
• The Soweto giants are ready to accept the conditions demanded by the Tunisian tactician to become their new manager
• The Glamour Boys are kickstarting a new era under the former Yanga SC manager after going nine years without a trophy

Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly preparing for the appointment of Nasreddine Nabi as their new permanent manager ahead of the forthcoming DStv Premiership season.

The Glamour Boys are said to have been in advance talks with the Tunisian tactician despite rejecting their first contract offer last year.

The former Yanga SC manager came into the picture late, with reports claiming Pitso Mosimane and Alexandre Santos were the leading candidates for the job.

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Nabi rejected Amakhosi last year because the club did not meet one of his requests during the contract talks.

The AS FAR Rabat manager wanted to come along with his technical team but was turned down by the club board.

According to a report by the South African, as per Soccer Laduma, Kaizer Chiefs are said to be preparing to accept Nabi's terms by letting go of some of their current technical team.

A Soccer Laduma source claimed that Amakhosi's board had already informed the technical team that their jobs are not guaranteed for next season.

"The crew have also been informed that existing members of the club's technical team have been informed that no one is guaranteed their job and heads are set to role," the source said.

"Insiders have informed the crew that the likes of Dillon Sheppard, Aubrey Mathibe, Rainer Dinkelacker and Bhekumuzi Maluleka, as well as the club's performance analysts, are those in the firing line."

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Mass exodus looms at Kaizer Chiefs

Sports Brief earlier reported that Kaizer Chiefs are likely to offload up to nine players from their team this summer after a disastrous campaign in the 2023-24 DStv Premiership season.

The Glamour Boys finished outside the top eight, extending their trophyless season to nine. They won't participate in next season's MTN8 competition.