Kaizer Chiefs to offer player + cash for star from PSL rivals

Kaizer Chiefs are serious about this target. In fact, they are even willing to offer their own player + cash.

Kaizer Chiefs are already preparing some big transfer moves for the up and coming PSL transfer window in January.

Bongani Zungu and Percy Tau are linked with Amakhosi. Furthermore, this red-hot Bafana Bafna target and R36 million attacker are strongly linked with the Soweto giants. Now, their latest target is a red-hot star from their PSL rivals.

CHIEFS TO OFFER PLAYER + CASH FOR STAR FROM PSL RIVALS

AmakhosI are seriously determined to sign Stellenbosch FC midfielder Sihle Nduli.

“Chiefs are serious about Sihle (Nduli) and that’s why they want to involve Mduduzi (Mdantsane) in their negotiations with Stellenbosch FC for Nduli. That’s their proposal and it’s not like it’s a guarantee that Stellenbosch will agree because they also have their own demands and also price tags. So although Chiefs are willing to add Mdantsane to the deal it will all depend on what Stellenbosch want and how they want it,” The Siya crew member stated on SNL.

Meaning, Chiefs are determined to sign Nduli.

Moreover, they are willing to offer Mdantsane to PSL rivals, Stellies, to sweeten the deal.

TWO RED-HOT MIDFIELDERS BEING TARGET BY AMAKHOSI

Nduli is Amakhosi’s main midfield target right now,

However, if Mdantsane leaves and Mthethwa finds a new club then Nasredding Nabi and Chiefs management may look at ex-Sundowns and Bafana Bafana midfielder, Zungu.

As reported on The South African, Chiefs are willing to look into signing Zungu if they release a couple of midfielders.

If Mdantsane is loaned out or sold and Mthethwa joins a new club then Chiefs will consider signing Zungu. Moreover, Mthethwa has been transfer listed by Chiefs.

So, there is a very real chance that Mdantsane and Mthethwa will leave. Therefore, Chiefs could very well end up making an offer for both Nduli and Zungu.

SHOULD CHIEFS SIGN NDULI OR ZUNGU, BOTH OR NEITHER? LET US KNOW WHAT YOU WOULD DO IF YOU WERE NABI.

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