Kaizer Chiefs News Today: Mayo to sign permanently? Player training with club without permission & more

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Kaizer Chiefs News Today: Mayo to sign permanently? Player training with club without permission & more
Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs. Image: Kaizer Chiefs

Here is what is making headlines around Kaizer Chiefs over the last 24 hours, including Amakhosi targeting the top flight, the Glamour Boys’ pursuit of Khanyisa Mayo, and more.

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Ruling for player who was training with Chiefs without permision

For an extended period, Western Cape clubs have seemed to adhere strictly to principles, only to be subsequently confronted with issues of injustice. This narrative shifted during the course of this week.

Kaizer Chiefs Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr.
Kaizer Chiefs Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs

It appears that the independent panel convened by SAFA Western Cape determined that, because Emile Dortley was registered with Cape Town Spurs for the current season, he was obliged to complete the campaign with them before seeking opportunities elsewhere, unless both the player and the club reach an agreement.

Will Kaizer Chiefs sign Mayo permanently?

Khanyisa Mayo of Kaizer Chiefs. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs
Khanyisa Mayo of Kaizer Chiefs. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs

CR Belouizdad striker Khanyisa Mayo faces a big task of becoming an exception to the norm of on-loan players at the big clubs in the PSL, unable to secure permanent deals in the last decade.

Chiefs now targeting the top-flight

Kaizer Chiefs Ladies are eyeing the top flight—and head coach Unathi Mabena has revealed exactly when the club expects to gain promotion from the Sasol League to the Hollywoodbets Super League.

Mabena made history as the first-ever head coach of the newly launched Amakhosi women’s side, which boasts an initial squad depth of 24 players. The Chiefs Ladies’ side is set to begin its journey in the Sasol League, the second tier of women’s football in South Africa.

Jessica Motaung. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs
Jessica Motaung. Photo: Kaizer Chiefs

The team was officially unveiled on Tuesday, 31 March, in Daveyton, marking a significant milestone for the Soweto giants. Chiefs’ Ladies will host their home fixtures at the Kaizer Chiefs Village in Naturena. They will also play some of their games at Kwa Thema Stadium in Springs. Mabena will lead the technical team, assisted by coach Justice Khunou

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