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French team is interested in signing Kaizer Chiefs, who may be set to gain a respite on one of their worst acquisitions of the season.
Because of their poor signings this season, the Kaizer Chiefs may end up with a “get out of jail” card.
In the two windows that Chiefs were able to use after Nasreddine Nabi was hired, the team made ten acquisitions.
Ten additions have been made in support of Nabi throughout the two periods he has been with the team. Very few of those ten have been successful thus far, and some are already rumored to be leaving. Perhaps the first people to go were Bongani Sam and Fiacre Ntwari, two of the first recruits. Bradley Cross hasn’t convinced me yet, so there’s also some skepticism about his potential.
The same cannot be said for the others, but Cross has benefited from his injuries and begun to establish himself once more. Ntwari is the third choice, as Sam has not yet been included in the matchday squad and is obviously leaving Chiefs. They appear to have a buyer now that there are rumors that Amakhosi is trying to sell Ntwari for another overseas location.
Adel Amrouche of Ntwari’s Rwandan national team claims that a French Ligue 2 team has made an inquiry about him. But the seasoned coach is certain the player will stay with the Chiefs and still improve.
“A French club in the second division also inquired about him (Ntwari).” We need him for the remaining qualifiers, therefore I have faith in the Chiefs coaching and hope he will receive another opportunity to play between now and June. Amrouche stated as per FARPost.
Ntwari was made the top choice right away after joining Chiefs with high expectations. However, the former TS Galaxy player has deceived by flattering. Would you be okay with the club selling Amakhosi after just one season? Or does he merit a second opportunity and greater patience? Please click the comment tab to let us know. Additionally, you can send a WhatsApp message to 060 011 021 1 or send an email to info@thesouthafrican.com. For the most recent information, you can also follow The South African on Facebook and @TheSAnews on X.
