By the end of the current season, Kaizer Chiefs will have undergone a number of changes. The Chiefs may have a new coach and playing roster as a result of these adjustments.
With their trophy drought already at nine years, the Chiefs are destined for yet another disappointing season without winning any silver. The team now faces the risk of missing the playoffs after losing to Orlando Pirates in both of their Soweto Derbybies. If that were to occur, one would anticipate that some heads would roll.
If the Chiefs fail to win a trophy by the end of the upcoming season, it will be an unfortunate milestone to reach 10 years without one. Throughout the draught, the fans have already voiced their discontent on several occasions. If it continues for ten years, it might spark a revolution.
The administration of the Chiefs will need to take some bold actions in order to prevent this from happening. That might include a major departure of the playing staff, the hiring of a superstar coach, and a reorganization of the technical department. Rushsportson, the notorious X account, claims that the team has already made the decision to let go of six players.
Chiefs will Offload Six
Luke Fleurs, Jasond Gonzales, Tebogo Potsane, Siyethemba Sithebe, Ranga Chivaviro, and Mduduzi Mdantsane are those players. The fact that the Chiefs signed five of the six guys just this season is noteworthy. The only player signed before the previous season was Sithebe.
The fact that the Chiefs’ hiring process appears to be broken should worry them much more. That or they haven’t selected the appropriate coaching match. Rushsportson is renowned for being less of a hit and more of a tabloid. Unquestionably, though, none of the six names have done much to earn a spot in the team’s future. Maybe Fleurs can complain that he wasn’t given a chance. On the other hand, he hasn’t demonstrated enough in training to be deserving of it.
Everyone Has Had Very Minimal Impact
Chiefs supporters, which of these six players deserve another season at Naturena?
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