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PSL rumours: R10 million is a bargain for Kaizer Chiefs, two players heading to Europe?

Today’s latest rumours for Amakhosi fans.

Kaizer Chiefs have landed a R10 million bargain. They are also considering a new defender for free.

PSL rumours: 21 August 2024

Kaizer Chiefs offered Namibian defender

Soccer-Laduma has reported that Chiefs have been offered the chance to sign Namibian central defender Kennedy Amutenya. The 29-year-old stands at 1.89m tall and has been without a club since Gaborone United released him in November 2023. He’s available on a free transfer.

“The update I have for you is that Kennedy Amutenya is keen on a move to the PSL for the next chapter of his career. He is a defender who played for Gaborone United, which is one of the leading clubs in Botswana. He is currently a free agent. It has always been his wish to play in South Africa and his handlers have been tasked with Finding opportunities for him. Chiefs are one of the clubs targeted to place the player even if on trial if all goes well as his handlers believe that he could be in the team under coach (Nasreddine) Nabi. Let’s see how it goes in the coming weeks,” said their source.

Dortley is a bargain at his age and price point

Look around world football, and you’ll see a massive shortage of top-class, left-footed central defenders. As a result, they’re in high demand and their prices seem inflated. Chiefs shelled out R10 million to sign Dortley, a decent chunk of change, but that outlay could be a long-run bargain. The former Cape Town Spurs man has recently been called up to the Bafana squad for Afcon qualifiers in September.

Amakhosi Stars Wanted in Europe

Ashley Du Preez and Given Msimango could be on the way out, according to the latest rumours reported on the South African. Du Preez is a long-term target for Portuguese side Vitoria Guimaraes while Msimango could be heading to Russia.

What is your first-choice central defensive pairing, Amakhosi fans?

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