Kaizer Chiefs are set to loan out Sabelo Radebe and Donay Jansen to Richards Bay and SuoerSport United respectively.
Kaizer Chiefs have announced that Sabelo Radebe and Donay Jansen will go out on loan for the upcoming season.
Radebe will join Richards Bay FC while Jansen will suit up for Tshwane-based SuperSport United. ‘Bibo’ Radebe, a promising midfielder known for his agility and playmaking abilities, will provide Richards Bay with added tactical flexibility in their quest for success in the upcoming season.
Meanwhile, Donay Jansen, a solid wing-back with impressive skills, is set to bolster SuperSport United’s backline.
“Both Sabelo and Donay are products of our Youth Development Academy and have immense potential, and we believe these loan moves will allow them to gain crucial experience,” said Kaizer Chiefs’ Sporting Director, Kaizer Motaung Jr,
“We are committed to their growth as players and are confident they will return to us even stronger.”
KAIZER CHIEFS ACADEMY PLAYERS ON LOAN
The loan agreements are effective immediately, and both players are enthusiastic about their new chapters. Radebe expressed his excitement about contributing to Natal Rich Boys’ campaign, while Jansen is eager to make an impact at Matsatsantsa.
Kaizer Chiefs play their second DStv Premiership match against AmaZulu on Wednesday evening. Amakhosi defeated Marumo Gallants 2-1 in their opening league match of the season.
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FIACRE NTWARI
At 24, the Rwandan former TS Galaxy man is still approaching his best years as a goalkeeper and that’s exciting for the Chiefs board and fans. He started against Gallants in their season opener so it looks as though he’s the number one, for now at least.
RUSHWIN DORTLEY
Already capped twice by Bafana at age 22, Chiefs have landed one of the most talented defensive prospects in the country. They’ll be desperate they can keep him for a few years at least before Sundowns or foreign suitors come calling. This classy left-footer is going straight to the top.
INACIO MIGUEL
Vastly experienced, the 28-year-old Angolan will bring plenty of stability to a Chiefs side needing a bit of cosmopolitan flavour and variety. He’s played club football in Portugal, Romania, Latvia and Angola, so there’s a lot of know-how there.
BONGANI SAM
Another man who boasts plenty of experience, the 27-year-old left-back seems a natural replacement for the departed Sifiso Hlanti and is ready-made for the top flight. When he debuts for Amakhosi, he’ll be the fifth player to represent all of Soweto’s elite clubs.
BRADLEY CROSS
At 23, the new left-back should get better and better while initially understudying Sam in the role. Don’t be surprised if he usurps him though.
NJABULO BLOM
Although just a loan signing, the former fan favourite will add authority, steel and structure to a midfield that might have looked a little flimsy from time to time. He and Yusuf Maart should form a considerable partnership in 2024-2025.
GASTON SIRINO
At 33, the Uruguayan isn’t getting any younger, but he’ll help bridge the gap for Chiefs as they continue to try and rehabilitate Nkosingiphile Ngcobo from his continuous injury issues. Mduduzi Shabalala should learn a thing or two from the former Sundowns man too.
