Premier Soccer League heavyweights Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the exit of midfielder Thabo Cele.
The 29-year-old has been with the team since January 2025, when he came in to bolster the then Nasreddine Nabi-led team. However, he struggled for consistency partly due to injuries and stiff competition in his department.
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Cele has now joined Aden McCarthy (Sabah, Azerbaijan), George Matlou & Happy Mashiane, Tashreeq Morris (Durban City), Gaston Sirino, Given Msimango (Stellenbosch FC), Ashley Du Preez (Stellenbosch FC), Gopolang Taunyana (Stellenbosch FC), Samkelo Zwane (Hope FC, Loan), Bontle Molefe (Hope FC, Loan), Ofentse Kgosana and Vicky Mkhawana (Real Natives), Sfiso Timba (Gomora FC), Naledi Hlongwane (Hofe FC), and Pheko Phago (Hofe FC) out of the club.
Fernando Da Cruz’s outfit have added Thabo Moloisane(Stellenbosch), Renaldo Leaner, Adolf Mtasingwa Bitegeko (Azam FC), Langelihle Phili (Stellenbosch FC), and Faiz Abrahams (Stellenbosch, Loan).
Statement about Cele exit
“Kaizer Chiefs have terminated Thabo Cele’s contract by mutual agreement, following constructive discussions between both parties. The decision will allow Cele to pursue new opportunities while Amakhosi continue to reshape their squad for the 2026/27 season,” the Glamour Boys confirmed.
“The KwaMashu-born midfielder joined the Glamour Boys in January 2025, bringing international experience from his time in Europe and with the South African national team, and made his debut in the Soweto Derby the following month.
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“During his 18 months with Chiefs, he made a total of 36 appearances in domestic and CAF competitions. He also lifted the Nedbank Cup with the Club, fours month after his arrival.
“We thank “Induna Yendawo” for his commitment during his time at Kaizer Chiefs and wish him the very best in his future career,” Amakhosi concluded.
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