Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Bruce Bvuma is set to remain at Naturena for another season, which will make him the longest serving player at the club.
There have been rumours around Bvuma’s future at Amakhosi, but this website understands he still has one year left on his current deal and will continue at the club going into the new season.
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The 31-year old signed a contract extension in 2024, which was thought to run until 30 June this year, however this website has been informed it was a straight deal – with the player simply running into his final year at the club.
The South African international spent most of the time last season as a back-up goalkeeper to Brandon Petersen, whom did so well, while Rwandan Fiacre Ntwari has been on the stands most of the time.
However, when called into action when Petersen was injured, Bvuma kept two clean sheets in five games, helping to secure three wins for Amakhosi.
Bvuma is currently the longest-serving player at Chiefs, having made his debut in March 2017.
He is currently sitting on 84 appearances in all competitions for the Glamour Boys and won one Nedbank Cup in 2025 under Nasreddine Nabi.