Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has identified three things which have halted his staff’s progress this season.

The 59-year-old arrived at Amakhosi in July with excessive expectations. He received his first two league matches and was extremely praised for the kind of soccer he launched to his gamers. Since the October FIFA Break, issues went south for the Tunisian coach who solely managed to win simply two of the final seven league video games.

Nabi has recognized three issues which have been hindering Kaizer Chiefs this season. He stated inconsistency, accidents and stress from the media have affected the staff

“I feel that at the beginning of the league, the quality was better than, let’s say, the last two or three games,” stated Nabi as per FARPost.

“But this has an explanation. There are [three] factors. The first one is when you play a lot of young players, the inconsistency of the performance is normal.”

Nabi says accidents impacted Kaizer Chiefs’ progress

“Then the second thing is we have been having a lot of injuries that have been impacting our performance on the field and as well impacting the results, which brought so much pressure on the team, on the coach from outside,” he stated

The Tunisian coach has blamed the media for the staff’s poor kind in current months. Nabi stated the stress at Kaizer Chiefs has affected gamers and have since develop concern.

“And then all that stress impacts our gamers as nicely, which typically, that’s what we stated earlier than, they play with the handbrake and with the concern to not lose. Not the concern to attain extra, however the concern to not lose.

“And we believe that after this game, three points we can build from this,” Nabi stated.

The Tunisian mentor completed the yr on a excessive following a tough fought win over Chippa United this previous weekend. Nabi has indicted that extra gamers will likely be signed this coming transfer window as Kaizer Chiefs look to compete for high honours subsequent season.

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