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KAIZER CHIEFS LEGEND HANGS UP HIS BOOTS
A small group of current players have won a Premiership title with Kaizer Chiefs and their number has just shrunk.
Three now remain.
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STRIKING FIGURE SPOTTED IN FAMOUS NO 7 JERSEY
All eyes have been on the Glamour Boys in pre-season and a striking figure has turned up wearing the No 7 jersey.
The lanky overseas striker is on trial at Naturena.
ARTHUR ZWANE SET TO GIVE ANOTHER MDC STAR A CALL-UP
Kaizer Chiefs recently promoted Mduduzi Shabalala from their DStv Diski Challenge (DDC) team, handing him a three-year deal after some brilliant performances.
However, there is another player who’s raising his hand week and week out for the first team coaches to have a look at and he is set to get a look-in during pre-season.
AMAKHOSI CAN CHALLENGE SUNDOWNS RULE
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Lucky Mzizi is confident that the current squad is capable of going toe-to-toe with Mamelodi Sundowns.
Amakhosi made wholesale changes to their playing squad by releasing 12 players while signing eight new players to try and bring back the old glory days.
FORMER KAIZER CHIEFS STAR MAKES MLS HISTORY
Teenage Hadebe has made history with a stunning and extremely late goal in Major League Soccer.
Hadebe found an equaliser for Houston Dynamo in their Texas derby against Dallas FC.
His goal was the latest non-penalty goal in the history of Major League Soccer.
KAIZER CHIEFS LOSE PRE-SEASON FRIENDLY
Kaizer Chiefs started pre-season preparations with a friendly defeat.
Marumo Gallants bested the Glamour Boys across three 45 minute periods.
KANNEMEYER REVEALS TRANSFER FEE YEARS LATER
Former Glamour Boys Fullback David Kannemeyer has revealed the fee Kaizer Chiefs paid to Ajax Cape Town to secure his services back in the day.
“I was no big-name then, I was just me (laughs), just one of the hottest youngsters,” Kannemeyer told KickOff.
“I think my time was up at Ajax at the time, and I also did well with the national team Under – 23’s. So I just thought it was the right time to move on, and also had some struggles at the time at Ajax in terms of getting a bit more money you know.
“And Chiefs came in and they offered a bit more, and it was a big opportunity for me coming from Cape Town to sign for Chiefs at the time.
“I did meet the chairman (Kaizer Motaung) before in Cape Town before I went on to sign.
“Obviously when they spoke to Ajax everything was agreed upon, and ja it was a no-brainer for me to go. That time people would always say if you don’t play in Joburg you won’t make the national team, but I made the national team playing for Ajax.
“I’m not too sure what happened with the Turkey move, but I think it had to do with money. I think Chiefs paid Ajax around R700 000, I’m not too sure, if I remember correctly I think I had about six months left on my contract at Ajax.
“If it was today my transfer fee would have been millions, you never know the clubs today pay big monies.
“It’s just unbelievable what the clubs are paying for players today, and they should appreciate that and invest the money properly,” the former number three concluded.
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