Nasreddine Nabi has big plans for Kaizer Chiefs. Unfortunately, he does not see these three men in them.
Kaizer Chiefs are on the brink of releasing SIX players.
So, some of these Amakhosi players will be loaned out. Whilst, others, are set to leave permanently. Interestingly, three Chiefs stars are not in Nasreddine Nabi’s plans moving forward.
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CHIEFS TRIO NOT IN NABI’S PLANS
Nabi does not see Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, Aden McCarthy or Christian Saille in his plans.
Firstly, Nabi does not plan to use fan-favourite Ngcobo. Furthermore, he feels that his playing style does not fit into the way he wants Chiefs to play.
“There is no doubt he is a talented midfielder but he is not what the coach is looking for. He is believed to be a bit slow from what the coach prefers. So they want to give him a chance to play at a team where his talent and way of playing will be appreciated. That’s why they looking to loan him,” the insider stated on SoccerLaduma.
Meanwhile, McCarthy has drawn interest from PSL rivals amidst a likely loan move, according to SNL.
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LOANED AMAKHOSI STAR UNLIKELY TO RETURN
Christian Saile is currently on loan with SuperSport United.
However, he is unlikely to return to Naturena. This is because Nabi and his technical team do not have plans for him at the club. So, he is likely to be released permanently at the end of the season.
“I don’t think they will look at only signing one foreign player as they have different targets and to accommodate those new signings other players Saile and Dove are also likely to be released,” the report read on SoccerLaduma.
Therefore, all three men face likely exits. Ngcobo and McCarthy are set to be loaned out. Whilst, Saile faces a likely permanent release.
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