Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has insisted that not all recent signings from the club’s management were good enough to represent the badge.
The Tunisian tactician, who lost his first official friendly match 4-0 to Young Africans SC in the Toyota Cup, has opened up on the club’s transfer plans.
He did thank the management for the signings of Rushwin Dortley and Fiacre Ntwari, but also insisted the club need to add more quality this window.
“I’m very happy that I’ve got two new signings, they are needed in the team most definitely,” Nabi told SuperSport TV.
“I do respect what the office has done with regards to the recruitments. However, the team still does need certain players in certain positions that will meet the expectations of Kaizer Chiefs and of the fans.
“The fans also need to know that this is not a quick transformation of the club to be strong and have the quality play. However, we will definitely be signing players that I will not mention yet, but they are in line.”
Nabi then admitted that Chiefs’ management has done some errors in the past when it comes to recruitment and need to be more careful to sign the right quality of players.
“The club has made some errors in signing players that were not needed, that were not the quality of Kaizer Chiefs,” he added.
“We need to be careful how do we choose our players, what players we choose, what calibre of players, what kind of players we put on the field to meet the expectations.”
