Kaizer Chiefs are still busy trimming their squad with millions worth of departures lined up.
Kaizer Chiefs are not done with squad cuts just yet.
These players are both heading out of Naturena.
R13 MILLION WORTH OF CHIEFS PLAYERS HEADING OUT
Edson Castillo and Fiacre Ntwari are both not in Nasreddine Nabi;s plans for this season.
So, Amakhosi management are planning to release Castillo to free up a foreign spot.
“It’s been said head coach Nasreddine Nabi could be open to his [Castillo’s] potential exit, allowing the club to be more flexible in the market as they look to lure new foreign recruits to bolster the squad for the upcoming season,” the report read on iDiskiTimes.
Meanwhile, Ntwari has fallen out of favour with Nabi at Chiefs.
“The next Chiefs player facing a likely exit is goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari. Management is set to decide whether to loan him out or release him. It is the former (a loan move) that is currently being touted for the Amakhosi goalkeeper,” according to KickOff.
Therefore, both Ntwari and Castillo are expected to become Amakhosi’s next respective departures.
Ntwari is valued at over R7 million. Whilst, Castillo is valued at over R6 million, according to Transfermarkt. Thus, bringing the total value of likely player departures to over R13 million.
NEW-LOOK AMAKHOSI, NEW ERA UNDERWAY
Chiefs have a new captain set to lead them into the new era.
Meanwhile, Amakhosi were spotted with a new coach on the sidelines. Interestingly, Chiefs management are unhappy over Nasreddine Nabi and they are set to hold key talks over his future – here is the latest.
Furthermore, Chiefs have completed 18 deals. Amakhosi have 10 new players – SIX signings and FOUR players have been promoted. These THREE players from PSL rivals are close to joining Chiefs.
However, what goes up must come down. So, with more signings lined up, there will be more departures.
These Chiefs players are heading out of Naturena.
SHOULD CHIEFS SELL OUT OR LOAN CASTILLO AND NTWARI?
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