Kaizer Chiefs are again in enterprise following their 2-1 victory over Richards Bay on Wednesday, selling them to seventh on the log.

Their switch negotiations, nevertheless, have gone bitter, with multiple top targets being poached by rivals whereas others are signing contract extensions with their present golf equipment – Tanzanian International and AmaKhosi prospect Feisal Salum appears to be doing the latter.

Salum deal off?

The 26-year-old midfielder is one in every of Africa’s hottest properties with Kaizer Chiefs, who’re reportedly keen to supply him a R222,000-per-week contract, and Simba SC after his companies.

In a bid to maintain him, Azam FC has begun discussions concerning a profitable contract extension, preserving him on the membership for the foreseeable future; Salum appears doubtless to stick with the Tanzanian giants.

Kaizer Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates

Orlando Pirates have entered the race for the signature of Bafana winger Oswin Appollis – another top target of Kaizer Chiefs.

The Polokwane playmaker has elevated his recreation this season, inflicting a switch frenzy that the Sea Robbers – who at the moment are favourites to signal him – look most certainly to tame.

According to Soccer Laduma, the Buccaneers have a higher rapport with Polokwane City chairman and strict negotiator Johnny Mogaladi, placing them within the driver’s seat for getting Appollis to Soweto.

“Appollis is a player that any top team would like to have in its squad, and the club (Pirates) is no exception,” mentioned the supply. “It’s possible for the deal to happen, although it may not necessarily be now (in January),” the nameless supply confirmed.

“Anything can still happen as we are talking about an exceptional player who is in demand here. Remember that there was talk of him attracting interest from elsewhere in Africa as well, and therefore you can expect a surprise on who Polokwane will decide to sell to when they do.”

Do you assume Kaizer Chiefs will signal both of those gamers?

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