Kaizer Chiefs have reportedly reached an agreement to sign a Portuguese-based defender!
The Glamour Boys are trying hard to build a squad worthy of competing with Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.
While the club are yet to announce their new signings, a number of new faces have already been spotted at Naturena!
And now, two European-based players are also set to join the club!
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Kaizer Chiefs sign another European-based player
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Last week, Chiefs stole the headlines after reportedly reaching an agreement to sign English-based attacking midfielder Ethan Chislett!
The 26-year-old Durban-born footballer has over 200 English League One and League Two appearances to his name with 35 goals and 13 assists to show for it.
New reports suggest another big arrival is looming! Portuguese top-flight side FC Alverca’s Nkanyiso Shinga is set to return to South Africa to join Chiefs.
“Alverca has already reached a full agreement with the Kaizer Chiefs to sell Nkanyiso Shinga. The South African left-back had another year on his contract with the Ribatejans. The South African club assumes a value close to 200,000 Euros (R4,2 million) to have the 25-year-old player,” a Goal report citing European sources claimed.
Alverca won promotion to the Portuguese top-flight for the upcoming season.
The Amakhosi are expected to announce their blockbuster new acquisitions in the coming days.
Paseka Mako, Thabiso Monyane, Asenele Velebayi and Etiosa Ighodaro are all also expected to be unveiled by the Glamour Boys.
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Will Nkanyiso Shinga fit in at Chiefs?
Do you think Nkanyiso Shinga is making the right move by returning to South Africa to join Kaizer Chiefs? Is it a step forward or backward for him?
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