Disciplinary concerns have reportedly led to the early release of Gaston Sirino, a Uruguayan midfielder who was just signed by Kaizer Chiefs. After joining Amakhosi from Mamelodi Sundowns as a free agent at the beginning of the season, Sirino wasted no time making an impression on the pitch. Mentoring emerging prospects like Mfundo Vilakazi, Wandile Duba, and Mduduzi Shabalala, he has injected energy and inventiveness into the team's attack in eight outings, scoring twice and assisting once.
His actions away from the pitch, though, have raised eyebrows. *Soccer-Laduma* states that Sirino has been charged for pretending to be injured and missing training sessions before making a triumphant return in the days leading up to matches. The club's administration and head coach Nasreddine Nabi are reportedly irritated by this alleged conduct because they expect their players to be professional at all times. The club has made it plain that the 33-year-old's behaviour is unacceptable, and disciplinary procedures have already been taken as a result.
The leadership of the Chiefs is holding out hope that Sirino will change his ways and get back to work. But sources close to the situation say the club may think about releasing him from his contract if these problems continue. The organisation is evaluating Sirino's dedication and professionalism, which has cast doubt on his future with the club despite their appreciation for his indisputable brilliance on the pitch. Many fans are disappointed by the reports, and the scenario has left them wondering. To keep discipline on the team, the Chiefs must determine if Sirino can adjust to their standards or if they must take harsh measures