Kaizer Chiefs – Full list: EIGHT players linked – UPDATE
Kaizer Chiefs have identified top Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates targets as well as Bafana Bafana stars. Here’s the updated list.
Kaizer Chiefs have a red-hot January transfer list composed of EIGHT talented stars.
Kaizer Chiefs have a new transfer target and his name is .
Meanwhile, Nasreddine Nabi and Amakhosi have been linked with another SEVEN players.
FULL LIST OF CHIEFS TARGETS
- Oswin Appollis
- Zakhele Lepasa
- Asanele Velebayi
- Luke Le Roux
- Ramiro Vaca
- Salum Feisal
- Lwandile Mabuya
Amakhosi have been heavily linked with Bafana Bafana attacker Tau.
Furthermore, Tau is likely to leave Al Ahly having finally settled on his buyout clause. Moreover, Chiefs have reportedly made an offer for the Bafana Bafana attacker.
Now, Amakhosi is monitoring Richards Bay defender, Mabuya.
RENEWED INTEREST LIKELY
Meanwhile, Appollis was Chiefs main target in the last transfer window. So, with Nasreddine Nabi determined to sign an attacker they are planning to make him an improved offer for the Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns target.
Speaking of the Bucs, Pirates attacker Lepasa has also been linked with a move to Chiefs. However, at the time of publication this has not been confirmed.
Moreover, Velebayi is the other attacker who Chiefs were after. So, it is quite likely that they could pursue the Cape Town spurs man yet again this January.
MORE MIDFIELD TARGETS EMERGE
Following Edson Castillo’s long-term injury, Amakhosi management have been monitoring potential midfielder replacements.
Additionally, George Matlou is one of several Chiefs stars linked with a likely exit. Finally, the latest Amakhosi targets are Le Roux and Vaca, as reported on The South African.
Meanwhile, Feisal is another man on Amakhosi’s radar who they were monitoring a few months ago.
WHO SHOULD CHIEFS SIGN ON THIS LIST AND WHICH PLAYERS SHOULD THEY NOT CONSIDER?
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