An important update regarding Nabi’s Kaizer Chiefs future.

An important update regarding Nabi’s Kaizer Chiefs future

Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Chiefs’ head coach, has received an offer to join one of Africa’s premier clubs!

Nasreddine Nabi, the Kaizer Chiefs’ coach, has had a rough start at Naturena.

The Tunisian tactician joined the Glamour Boys with high hopes, but things haven’t gone exactly as planned so far.

In the second round, rivals Mamelodi Sundowns eliminated Kaizer Chiefs from the Carling Knockout Cup.

Furthermore, Nabi’s team has struggled in the league, collecting only 12 points from their first nine matches.

Is Nabi preparing to abandon Naturena due to his rising aggravation and the lack of an end to their problems?

Nabi stays devoted to his position with Kaizer Chiefs.

According to the latest sources, Nasreddine Nabi has turned down an offer from Moroccan giants Raja Casablanca and remains dedicated to Kaizer Chiefs!

“Earlier this week, the Moroccan club’s hierarchy is said to have reached out to Nabi’s management team. However, Nabi’s management team made it clear that he was fully committed to his project at Chiefs,” a FARPost report read.

Naledi Hlongwane, a young Kaizer Chiefs player, was honored for an outstanding performance for the Carling All Stars on Saturday afternoon.

The All Stars defeated Magesi FC 3-0 in the Orlando Stadium, with Hlongwane scoring twice for his team.

The 19-year-old Kaizer Chiefs Diski Challenge Star won the Man-of-the-Match accolade and received a substantial R100,000 check in the process.

What the Kaizer Chiefs player will do with a R100,000 check

“The money that I got today, as my father passed away last year, I was planning to at least buy a tombstone for him… then the other, obviously I will give my mom and the [rest] will go into a savings account,” Hlongwane said as quoted by IDiski Times.

“It was a great experience playing with the big players in the PSL, and Mfundo Vilakazi. I have been training with him also before he was promoted to the Kaizer Chiefs first team, 17, U19, and DDC before he was promoted.”