Chiefs Strengthen Roster as Matlou and Mdantsane Return to Training; Vilakazi Injury Concern Eased
Kaizer Chiefs’ head coach Nasreddine Nabi has announced promising news for the squad with the return of midfielders George Matlou and Mduduzi Mdantsane to training. Their comeback offers Chiefs a significant boost amid a packed Betway Premiership schedule, with both players working towards full fitness after lengthy injury absences.
Mdantsane, who sustained a broken jaw in a July car accident, was initially expected to miss three months of action. Now, his return to training is a promising step forward in his recovery process. Meanwhile, Matlou, sidelined since last season after knee surgery, has also rejoined team training. Despite the positive updates, Nabi emphasized a cautious approach, indicating that the two players will be gradually reintegrated into official matches to ensure full recovery.
Adding to the optimistic news, Nabi addressed concerns around young standout Mfundo Vilakazi, who exited Chiefs’ recent 2-2 draw with Magesi FC due to fatigue-induced cramps rather than a serious injury.
With Matlou and Mdantsane’s recovery on track and Vilakazi in good health, Chiefs are primed for a more stable season as they pursue league success and eye upcoming competitions.
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