Released Chiefs Players Who Have Already Found New Clubs

Kaizer Chiefs recently parted ways with 12 players, while three have already found new homes, nine are still searching for new clubs, with some linked

 

Kaizer Chiefs recently parted ways with 12 players, while three have already found new homes, nine are still searching for new clubs, with some linked with DStv Premiership moves.

The Soweto giants are on a rebuilding phase under the guidance of new coach Arthur Zwane, and Soccer Laduma looks at the players who were deemed surplus to requirements at Chiefs and where some of them have headed.

Dumisani Zuma and Samir Nurkovic joined KwaZulu-Natal outfits shortly after parting ways with Chiefs. AmaZulu nailed down the signature of Zuma for four years, while Royal AM signed Nurkovic on a two-year deal with an option for a further year.

Lazarous Kambole, who didn’t hit top gear at Naturena, is the third player that wasted no time in finding a new club and joined Tanzanian Premier League champions Young Africans on a two-year deal.

The trio of Ramahlwe Mphahlele, Anthony Akumu Agay and Kearyn Baccus remain unattached and continue to search for new clubs after their departure at Chiefs.

Meanwhile, Leonardo Castro and Daniel Cardoso confirmed that they had received several offers from unnamed clubs.

Veteran striker Bernard Parker, who holds qualifications in sports management and marketing, could be given a position in the marketing department, as per Siya sources. However, Parker has not retired and is still keen on playing.

Nigerian goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi, has been linked with an overseas move as well as Sekhukhune United. But indications are that his proposed deal with Sekhukhune fell through after the club could not reach an agreement with the player’s camp.

As reported by the Siya crew, Siphosakhe Ntiya-Ntiya is currently training with Babina Noko as he hopes to impress newly-appointed coach Kaitano Tembo. According to Siya sources, the defender is believed to have impressed the technical team, with the club expected to make a decision soon.

Lebogang Manyama is likely to remain in the DStv Premiership after his Amakhosi exit, with indications that Cape Town City are keen on his services.