Kaizer Chiefs offered international striker
Kaizer Chiefs have just been offered an international striker from Mike Makaab agency. Will Nasreddine Nabi sign this forward?
Kaizer Chiefs are in the market for a new striker as they aim to compete with Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
Kaizer Chiefs have been spotted with two new players at Naturena.
Meanwhile, the Soweto giants are in the market for a striker.
CHIEFS OFFERED TOGOLESE STRIKER
So, with this in mind, agent Mike Makaab has reportedly offered Chiefs this Togolese striker.
“Makaab admitted on Twitter on Thursday that his agency had offered Chiefs a striker, but that it was up to Amakhosi’s technical team to decide whether to move forward,” the insider told Phakaaati.
Furthermore, the striker offered to Amakhosi is Togolese forward, Yao Agbagno.
“Togolese striker Yawo Agbagno is reported to be the striker that well-known football agent Mike Makaab has said he has offered to Kaizer Chiefs,” the same publication confirmed.
Ultimately, it is key that Chiefs sign a clinical striker. A man with composure in front of goal. So, prominent football agent Makaab has offered this striker to Amakhosi as his own personal recommendation. Meanwhile, Nabi and Chiefs are interested in Fiston Mayele. This, despite his R36 million price tag.
NABI HAS BIG DECISIONS TO MAKE
New Amakhosi head coach, Nasreddine Nabi, has some big decisions to make.
He must determine whether or not to accept the Togolese striker amidst Chiefs’ striker search. Additionally, Nabi must decide who to release – on loan and permanently. Additionally, he must determine who he wants to sign.
Interestingly, Chiefs are linked with Mamelodi Sundowns’ Bafana Bafana star. Also, Amakhosi are keen to sign this Sundowns striker. Finally, Nabi’s transfer targets have been identified with Bafana Bafana stars, players from PSL rivals and outgoing Orlando Pirates stars linked to Chiefs.
CHIEFS ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW STRIKER. WHICH STRIKER SHOULD NABI BRING TO NATURENA?
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