Kaizer Chiefs are looking to re-sign a former player, 20-year-old Puso Dithejane, who recently left the club following an incident involving a ball boy. The Soweto Giants, who have made significant roster changes over the summer—including seven new signings and the departure of notable players like Keagan Dolly and Khama Billiat—now see Dithejane’s release as a possible mistake. According to Soccer Laduma, discussions within the club have sparked interest in bringing the young talent back into the squad.
As for upcoming matches, Chiefs have a challenging schedule ahead. Key games include a clash with Mamelodi Sundowns on November 2, followed by fixtures against Richards Bay, Royal AM, Polokwane City, and TS Galaxy.
In terms of further team strengthening, Kaizer Chiefs manager Nasreddine Nabi has expressed his intention to add more offensive power. Though the squad was bolstered with several new signings in the offseason, Nabi still aims to improve Chiefs’ attacking options, with interest reportedly focused on African players like Asanele Velebayi, Feisal Salum, and Michael Olunga. Nabi emphasized that a club of Chiefs’ stature requires quality players in every position, but he noted that finding elite strikers can be more challenging than securing defensive talent.
Nabi and his staff are committed to a thorough scouting and player-profiling process to ensure the best fit for the team. His vision includes adding players capable of elevating the club's competitiveness across defense, midfield, and attack. Chiefs fans are eager to see if these new additions and potential re-signings will bolster the team's chances for a successful season and a title push.