Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has made it clear that his ambitions for the club extend far beyond winning a single trophy. Following their recent Nedbank Cup success, Nabi insisted that his objective is to consistently compete for the South African Premier Division title, reinforcing his confidence and commitment to building a championship-winning team.
“I’m not a small coach,” Nabi stated firmly in a recent press conference. “I want every season, Chiefs need to play for the title. This is my objective. I am honest, I don’t need to defend myself, I know my quality, I have big confidence.”
Since his appointment, Nabi has been vocal about his desire to elevate Kaizer Chiefs back to the pinnacle of South African football. Despite securing the Nedbank Cup, a major domestic trophy, the Tunisian tactician sees it as only a stepping stone, not the end goal.
“I came here to build a team, to develop a consistent winning mentality,” Nabi explained. “Winning the Nedbank Cup is a great achievement, but I can’t be happy with just that. Chiefs is a big club with big expectations, and every season we must fight to win the league.”
Nabi’s confidence is underpinned by a clear vision for the club’s future. He believes that the quality within the squad, combined with his strategic approach, will enable Kaizer Chiefs to challenge on all fronts. His emphasis on honesty and self-assurance highlights a coach who is not only focused on results but also on establishing a strong foundation for sustained success.
Analysts and fans alike have noted the positive changes since Nabi’s arrival, with improvements in team cohesion, tactical discipline, and a renewed hunger to win. While the Nedbank Cup provided a much-needed trophy after years without silverware, the pressure to deliver the league title remains paramount.
Nabi’s statement reflects a bold ambition, sending a clear message to the Chiefs faithful: complacency is not an option, and the club’s heritage demands nothing less than championship glory every year.
As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on Nabi and his squad to see if this confident vision will translate into the coveted Premier Division trophy a prize that has eluded Chiefs in recent seasons.
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