Kaizer Chiefs are linked with SIX red-hot attackers. Meanwhile, SIX Amakhosi players are likely heading out.
Therefore, Chiefs fans can expect a couple of new faces in January. So far, Chiefs have been linked with several attackers.
McCarthy is one of the current set of Chiefs players not in Nabi’s plans. Meanwhile, Dove or Dihtlokwe – or both players will have to make way due to theforeign quota. The current quota permits five registered foreign-based players. Meaning, if Dove returns Ditlokwe will likely leave and if Ditlokwe is retained then Doce may be let go.
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