Boris Kopitovic is one of several players who has been linked to Chiefs, but the striker is said to have committed to his current club.
Recently, there have been clear indications that Chiefs could look to make a couple more squad additions in the next transfer window, with Amakhosi still far from the finished product.
Furthermore, Chiefs’ relative lack of depth in terms of strike-power has been exposed after an injury worry over Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana, who has been carrying a considerable weight of responsibility on his shoulders.
Coach Arthur Zwane has previously made no secret of the fact Chiefs are at least in the process of fine-tuning a profile of possible players – and particularly strikers – they may look to target in the next transfer window.
On the striker front, further interesting reports have emerged to link Chiefs with Montenegro’s striker Boris Kopitovic, who is currently playing in the Singapore Premier League for Tampines Rovers.
However, according to KickOff.com, the 28-year-old has agreed to new improved terms with Rovers, and the only way any move could materialise is if Chiefs are willing to splash out on a transfer fee.
All signs suggest this is no longer a likely prospect for Chiefs, although it’s believed there are other players that still remain firmly on the radar of the club.
The DStv Premiership has been on a mid-season break as the FIFA World Cup has been playing out in Qatar, but local league action will soon get back under way. As it stands, Sundowns, Richards Bay, SuperSport United, Chiefs and Pirates occupy the top five spots on the league log.
Teams have already begun to return to training as preparation begins for an incredibly busy set of fixtures heading into the new year, with Chiefs set to take on eighth-placed Golden Arrows on Saturday, 31 December (kick-off at 15:30).
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