The Most PSL Transfer Rumours: Kaizer Chiefs Striker Desired by Prem Rivals
The most recent PSL trade rumours: Striker for Kaizer Chiefs desired by rival Prem teams
PSL Transfer rumours: A Kaizer Chiefs striker is wanted by a pair of Betway Premiership clubs and more from the the South African football grapevine.
It is time to bring you the latest PSL transfer rumours to get you up to speed on the gossip and news surrounding clubs like Kaizer Chiefs, Sundowns, Pirates and more.
The latest PSL transfer rumours
Catch up on all the latest PSL transfer rumours on the pages of The South African and elsewhere.
Stellies close in on Rayners replacement
Stellenbosch FC are closing in on the replacement for Bafana Bafana striker Iqraam Rayners ahead of the 2024/25 Betway Premiership season, according to FARPost.
Rayners recently inked a long-term contract with the defending league champions Mamelodi Sundowns.
Kaizer Chiefs striker wanted by Prem rivals
DR Congo striker Christian Saile is wanted by a pair of Betway Premiership clubs.
A loan move is in the offing with SuperSport United and AmaZulu FC reportedly monitoring the player.
Rulani Mokwena pushing to sign his former Sundowns star
Rulani Mokwena is keen on roping a former Mamelodi Sundowns star in at new club Wydad Athletic Club.
Ex-Bafana striker offers himself to Amakhosi
Former Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu has offered himself to Kaizer Chiefs.
The 34-year-old is a free agent having left Turkish second-tier outfit Sekaryaspor last month.
European club to pay R20 million for Kaizer Chiefs striker
Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly flirting with selling their striker Ashley Du Preez to Portuguese side Vitoria Guimaraes.
Vitoria are prepared to pay R20 million for the former Stellenbosch FC star in the coming days.
Kaizer Chiefs fret over R20 million striker
Kaizer Chiefs are trying to ward off attention for one of their top stars.
Can they replace him if he departs?
Amakhosi agree on BARGAIN transfer fee
Kaizer Chiefs have agreed on a fee to sign Angolan international Inacio Miguel from Petro de Luanda.
Finally something for the Khosi Nation to cheer.