Kaizer Chiefs Confirmed Interest to Land Sundowns Attacker – Update
Kaizer Chiefs are linked with another Mamelodi Sundowns player. This time, at attacker. So, will Nabi sign The Brazilian attacker?
Kaizer Chiefs have already signed one man from Mamelodi Sundowns. So, will this attacker join his former teammate at Naturena?
Kaizer Chiefs signed former Sundowns midfielder, Gaston Sirino shortly after he left The Brazilians and became a free agent.
Moreover, Nasreddine Nabi’s are now interested in another Sundowns player. Specifically, an attacker with Amakhosi keen to reinforce their attack.
CHIEFS MONITERING SUNDOWNS STRIKER
Chiefs are in the market for an attacker – or two.
However, things have not gone according to plan so far with any of Amakhosi’s striker targets. In fact, to date, Chiefs have not recruited any new strikers – or wingers.
Meanwhile, Nabi and Amakhosi management have prioritized the need to sign attacking players. So, one of their potential targets is a registered Sundowns striker.
“Richards Bay FC has joined Kaizer Chiefs and Magesi FC in the race to sign striker Thabang Sibonyoni, who was on the books of University of Pretoria last season but actually belongs to Mamelodi Sundowns,” SNL stated.
AMAKHOSI NEED A CLINICAL STRIKER
Chiefs need a striker capable of scoring double figures every season.
Meaning, they need a player who can score 10-20 goals a season if they are going to compete with their PSL rivals. Namely, Sundowns and Orlando Pirates who have both consistently had top finishers.
Sundowns have had Peter Shalulile dominate the goal-scoring charts in the PSL. Whilst, Tshegofatso Mabasa 16 strikes saw him finish as the DStv Premiership top scorer last season.
Meanwhile, the likes of Christian Saile, Keagan Dolly, Khama Billiat, Samir Nurkovic and many other forward signing have been underwhelming for Chiefs in recent seasons.
WHICH STRIKER SHOULD NABI SIGN TO CHIEFS TO COMPETE?
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