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Former Chiefs Star on Why Nabi Won’t WIN a Trophy This Season despite Impressive Wins

Despite Kaizer Chiefs’ impressive win over AmaZulu on Wednesday evening, Junior Khanye doesn’t see his former team winning a trophy.

Former Kaizer Chiefs attacker Junior Khanye has mentioned why Nasreddine Nabi‘s team won’t win a single trophy this season.

The 59-year-old tactician has started his tenure on a high, winning back-to-back league matches. Despite his impressive start to the season, Khanye believes his former team lacks quality.

Speaking to Nkululeko Nkeu on iDiski TV, the ex-winger said Kaizer Chiefs would improve but won’t win a trophy. Amakhosi last won silverware back in 2015 under Stuart Baxter. They finished the 2023-2024 league campaign in tenth position, their worst placing in the history of the DStv Premiership.

“No, they won’t win a trophy but top five yes,” Khanye when asked if Chiefs would win silverware.

“Kaizer Chiefs, this year will finish in the top five because the coach as you can see, has brought changes and the team now has experience.”

The Daveyton-born analyst said that Amakhosi might get exposed in the coming matches due to the lack quality.

“The have so many average players and that is why I am questioning the squad. There are games where they will get tested, just like this game(in the second half). They needed to dominate and manage this game.

No trophy for Kaizer Chiefs this season, says Khanye

“They had the 12th man but failed to kill off the match. I think they need more than Gaston Sirino. I still say that Kaizer Chiefs were not supposed to let go of Khama Billiat. Imagine if he had combined with Sirino,” Khanye added.

The former Kaizer Chiefs star said Amakhosi would have won atleast a trophy had they signed Mamelodi Sundowns duo of Sipho Mbule and Siphelele Mkhulise.

“Imagine if they had Khama, Sirino, Mbule and Mkhulise, Kaizer Chiefs would have won one or two trophies this season.”

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