Kaizer Chiefs News Today: Nabi’s next challenge revealed? Billiat and Amakhosi mistakes & more…

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Kaizer Chiefs News Today: Nabi’s next challenge revealed? Billiat and Amakhosi mistakes & more…
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Latest news about Kaizer Chiefs, in the last 24 hours, including Nasreddine Nabi’s potential challenge, did Amakhosi make Khama Billiat mistake? And more…

Nabi set for another challenge?

Former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has once again been linked with a return to the Botola Pro with pressure intensifying under Fadlu Davids at Raja Athletic Club.

iDiski Times reported that despite being firmly in the title race in the Moroccan top-flight with the Green Eagles, as they trail league leaders RS Berkane by only four points, the recent defeats to Wydad, Berkane and KAC Marrakech has seen them drop to fifth and create plenty of noise around the club’s supporters and media.

Davids remains well respected for his tactical acumen work done with the club, as head coach and in his first stint as an assistant where they did the domestic double unbeaten, but sources have confirmed there’s been talks of Nabi now resurfacing – with the Tunisian linked with the club and rivals Wydad a couple of months ago.

Nasreddine Nabi
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In one of the most enthralling title races in recent history in Morocco, at least five clubs look set to fight it out for the title, Berkane, Mas Fes, Wydad, ASFAR and Raja – making the next move for the club one of the most crucial in the context of the season.

Did Chiefs make Billiat & Musona mistake?

Zimbabwean club Scottland FC Chairman Tonderai Sakupwanya talking about how former Kaizer Chiefs players Khama Billiat and Knowledge Musona are helping the club.

Akpeyi on where Chiefs went wrong this season

Former Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi feels the coaching change early in the season did have an effect on the Soweto giants.

Chiefs parted ways with head coach Nasereddine Nabi four games into the 2025/26 campaign,  with his assistants Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef taking over on interim basis as co-coaches.

“Well, you know, when the season started, there’s a lot of pressure that’s been on the players, and most of the players were new into the system and, you know, with the changing of the coaches, that also came, you know, also caused a little bit of, the lapses in the team, but as far as the coach got it right, and the players came out of their shell, then the team was able to gel and do well,” Akpeyi told media.

Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Motaung Jr, Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze at Kaizer Chiefs.
Nasreddine Nabi, Kaizer Motaung Jr, Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze at Kaizer Chiefs. Photo – Kaizer Chiefs

“That was how we were able to get the last results that saw the team turn the log and giving them the spot for the CAF Confederation Cup.”

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