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Kaizer Chiefs Remain Favorites To Sign Young Africans Midfielder.
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Kaizer Chiefs Remain Favorites To Sign Young Africans Midfielder.

Kaizer Chiefs management have added Young African’s player Stephene Aziz Kis’s to their transfer list as free agent. Stephene Aziz Kis’s is running out of contract in June. And Young African team Management haven’t info…

Kaizer Chiefs Remain Favorites To Sign Young Africans Midfielder.

Kaizer Chiefs management have added Young African’s player Stephene Aziz Kis’s to their transfer list as free agent. Stephene Aziz Kis’s is running out of contract in June. And Young African team Management haven’t informed the player to renew his contract.

The Burkina Faso international, 28-years-old, star has been one of the leading performers for the Tanzania premier League side, since he arrived from ASEC Mimosas in July 2022.

This season he’s been directly involved in 20 goals (13 goals, seven assists) in 20 league games for the table toppers.

The 28-year-old was a thorn in the flesh for Mamelodi Sundowns defense during the CAF Champion’s League quarter -final.

Aziz Ki was at the centre of controversy when his thunderous shot hit the woodwork in 59th minutes and bounce back into play in what looked like a legitimate goal, but referee Dehane Beida waved play on

Now, news reaching this publication is that Orlando Pirates are believed to be interested in bringing the Burkina Faso national team midfielder to the PSL next season after his eyes-catching display against the Brazilian.but kaizer Chiefs set to beat them to a race to Sign Aziz Ki.

“Kaizer Chiefs are keen after being impressed by his performance against Sundowns. They send their scouts to make the follow-up and access his performance in Tanzania.

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