Kaizer Chiefs head coach Molefi Ntseki has remained coy on the potential signings of Thabo Cele and Gabadinho Mhango.
Chiefs are said to have reached an agreement over a three-year deal for the Bafana Bafana midfielder, who is a free agent after parting ways with Polish outfit RKS Radomiak Radom.
Meanwhile Mhango’s agent Mike Makaab confirmed his client was offered to the club ahead of the 2023/24 season, with AmaZulu looking to offload the Malwai international.
“We’ve been through pre-season and we’re working on the players we have, if there’s the interest of other players, I think that’s more of an administrative issue, but tactically we are working on the players we have,” Ntseki said when asked about Cele and Mhango.
“We’re giving confidence to the players we have – yes everyone will have the interest to come and be part of Kaizer Chiefs and also in terms of our recruitment and scouting, we’ll always be looking at quality players that can come and join the club.”
When pressed on other potential incomings and outgoings, Nteski said they are happy with the business they’ve done so far, with no less than seven signings bolstering their options under his leadership, as he took over from Arthur Zwane as the head coach.
“The window is open until 1 September and I think we’ll play 10 games before the window closes, and as of now we’re happy with the squad we’ve recruited and obviously, if ever there will be a need to beef up the squad, we’ll do that,” he added.
“But remember at the beginning of the season, all that we have, will be given a chance and we’ll also be profiling them accordingly – we’re just hoping that we’ll hit the ground running and we get a good performance from all of them in the team.”
