Here’s a live round-up of the latest Kaizer Chiefs stories from the last 24 hours, featuring coaching revelations, national team decisions, and player reactions ahead of their next fixture.
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Dove lifts lid on Nabi’s intense methods
Former Chiefs defender Edmilson Dove has revealed the demanding nature of ex-coach Nasreddine Nabi, describing him as a “perfectionist” obsessed with tactical detail.
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Dove admitted the squad trained up to three times a day under Nabi—a first in his career—and the coach pushed players to their limits in pursuit of excellence.
Broos explains Petersen snub
Hugo Broos revealed that injury concerns would have prevented the inclusion of Kaizer Chiefs captain Brandon Petersen in the latest Bafana Bafana squad.
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The national team coach also made it a priority to build for the future, with goalkeeping options evolving beyond regular starter Ronwen Williams.
Shabalala admits dip in form
Midfielder Mduduzi Shabalala has acknowledged he has not been at his best recently but remains upbeat ahead of the clash against Magesi FC.
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McCarthy targets consistency
Defender Aden McCarthy says he is in top condition mentally and physically as Chiefs push for consistency and a possible top-three finish this season.
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