Kaizer Chiefs are in sizzling pursuit of attackers as they goal to beef up their attacking division.

Kaizer Chiefs are linked with an Orlando Pirates attacker. Additionally, Nasreddine Nabi and Amakhosi administration have outlined their precedence targets heading into the PSL switch window in January.

So, one in every of their foremost switch targets has additionally attracted from Sundowns. Meanwhile, their newest switch goal can also be one in every of Sundowns targets.

CHIEFS MONITORING TWO SUNDOWNS TARGETS

Nasreddine Nabi is demanding that Chiefs signal Bafana Bafana and Polokwane City attacker, Oswin Appolis in January.

“The coach had seen his games on tape and followed him in (scouting) reports. Nabi was happy and that’s why there were talks with Polokwane City for the player. Now he has seen him in action for both club and country and he demands for him to be signed in January,” the insider advised SoccerLaduma.

Meaning, he’s decided to beat Sundowns to his signature. Moreover, he faces stiff competitors from different golf equipment together with an unnamed aspect in Europe.

Additionally, Amakhosi’s newest switch goal, Feisal Salum has already been approached by Sundowns. However, the deal didn’t materialist.

Therefore, Amakhosi have a superb probability of beating Sundowns to each of their targets.

AMAKHOSI SCOUTS LURKING ALL OVER THE WORLD

Nabi despatched his scouts to seek for an attacker in South America.

Meanwhile, they’re presently assessing gamers within the PSL in addition to Africa.

Ultimately, Nabi and Chiefs are decided to signal a brand new striker – or two within the up-and-coming January switch window. Fiston Mayele, Michael Olunga paved the way on this regard. Moreover, Oswin Appollis is the opposite precedence goal in assault.

IT IS CRUCIAL THAT CHIEFS DON’T LOSE TRANSFER TARGETS TO SUNDOWNS IF THEY’RE GOING TO COMPETE WITH THEM. WHICH DOWNS TARGET DO YOU THINK CHIEFS SHOULD SIGN?

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