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Reasons WHY Kaizer chiefs could Still Get Nasreddine Nabi
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Reasons WHY Kaizer chiefs could Still Get Nasreddine Nabi

Kaizer Chiefs has set its sights on a familiar face, with reports suggesting that coach Nasreddine Nabi could be making his way to Naturena. Negotiations with Nabi hit a snag previously due to personal demands, but rece…

Nasreddine Nabi to chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs has set its sights on a familiar face, with reports suggesting that coach Nasreddine Nabi could be making his way to Naturena. Negotiations with Nabi hit a snag previously due to personal demands, but recent developments indicate a possible breakthrough, according to sources close to Soccer Laduma.

"Last time he was ready to coach Chiefs, and I hope he still has that desire to come to South Africa," a source disclosed regarding Nabi's potential move.

With Manqoba Mngqithi apparently off the table due to a new deal with Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs is revisiting its options. The club is keen on keeping its list of potential coaches updated, ensuring readiness for the upcoming season.

Read: Another Former Kaizer Chiefs Star Shown The Door at His New Club

Meanwhile, former Orlando Pirates head coach Roger De Sa is eyeing a return to the Premier Soccer League (PSL). Having coached both locally and internationally, De Sa is on the lookout for an exciting project that resonates with his aspirations.

"I'm open to anything as long as the project excites me," De Sa affirmed to FARPost.

As the current PSL season nears its conclusion, speculation swirls around which club will secure De Sa's services. Could Kaizer Chiefs be the one to extend an offer to De Sa, potentially revitalizing their esteemed legacy? Only time will unveil the answer.

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