Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Arthur Zwane has spoken about the mistake the club made with striker Lazarous Kambole, comparing it to how Mamelodi Sundow
Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Arthur Zwane has spoken about the mistake the club made with striker Lazarous Kambole, comparing it to how Mamelodi Sundowns are able to sign players they know how to use.
The Zambian striker's contract is due to expire at the end of June, with just four appearances and one goal to his name this season. Kambole, who joined Amakhosi in 2019 while Ernst Middendorp was coach, was actually placed on the transfer list before the start of the current campaign, but was not signed by any club. He has recently been linked with a return to Zambia, having struggled to set the scene alight in the Premier Soccer League.
Zwane touched on the matter, saying Amakhosi need to know how to use the players they sign.
"I think one of the mistakes we have done as a club is bringing in players and not knowing how to use them. All the players who join Kaizer Chiefs, we should know why we are bringing them in and why we are bringing them to the club and know how to use them to their strength, so that they can also enjoy their football," Zwane told media after Amakhosi's 1-1 draw with Mamelodi Sundowns at FNB Stadium on Sunday.
"This is what a team like Mamelodi Sundowns is doing. If you can check their players, whether they get a player from Black Leopards or Cape Town City, they improve because the technical staff has special people who understand their roles individually."
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