According to recent sources, Kaizer Chiefs are planning to reopen their pursuit of Nasreddine Nabi, the former coach of Yanga FC. According to recent sources, Kaizer Chiefs plan to recommence their chase of Nasreddine Nabi, the former coach of Yanga FC.
Prior to the present term, Nabi was closely associated with Kaizer Chiefs; nevertheless, a deal was not finalized. There is a lot of interest in these fresh reports, and Cavin Johnson is not long for the head coach position.
Kaizer Chiefs Re-Establishes Support for Nabi
It was rumored at the time that Nabi and Kaizer Chiefs were unable to come to a personal agreement. Nabi was an especially appealing prospect for a team aiming for championships because of his background at Caf. The club disagreed with his personal demands, though. It appears that Kaizer Chiefs may change their minds now.
“You see, the main issue with coach Nabi last time was that he brought those four backroom staff members along with him,” the insider said to Soccer Laduma.
“However, the club has since altered its mind about these instructors, so if Nabi is still interested, he is free to come back and join the team.
Everything will rely on the offer that would allow him to leave his current position in Morocco. However, the previous time, he was prepared to lead the Chiefs, and I hope he remains interested in visiting South Africa. The Kaizer Chiefs have had to make some adjustments to their original plans since Manqoba Mngqithi is regarded as a strong contender.
“The squad is once again considering Nabi due in part to the uncertainty surrounding the club’s acquisition of Manqoba (Mngqithi). They believe that the five people who were shortlisted ought to remain. They want to have a good idea of where to start searching even before the season concludes, regardless of whether they choose to employ from that group of five. This time, they aim to be one step ahead.
There is a five-person shortlist of potential coaches at Kaizer Chiefs. Among them are Mngqithi and Pitso Mosimane. Mosimane has been making overtures to join Kaizer Chiefs for a while now. The idea of an international coach taking over at Kaizer Chiefs has some doubting supporters.
Coaches Pitches Themselves
Other coaches have attempted to gain a foothold in the situation with Nabi and Mngqithi involved. Like the contentious Belgian Luc Eymael.
Eymael said to KickOff, “We tried to discuss with Kaizer Chiefs; they knew my position and my CV; I don’t know why they went with Cavin Johnson.”
Following a few victories, some began referring to Cavin Johnson as a Messiah.
“I don’t want to pick on anyone, but I think Kaizer Chiefs are a really strong squad this year; they just need one or two things.
Once more, one thing is certain: they will experience a white season. They are eliminated from the Nedbank Cup, they lose the Carling Cup, and they are unable to win any titles as league champions. They haven’t won a trophy in a very long time.
“My work speaks for me,” he added, “after we succeeded at Free State Stars after 24 years without a trophy.”
The coach said, “I have some ideas for Kaizer Chiefs on how we can improve the team, but the Chiefs board doesn’t seem to be interested in me. Only if I can share my idea with them.”
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