According to sources, Kaizer Chiefs are getting closer to signing DR Congo striker Fiston Kalala Mayele, in a major step indicating their intention to strengthen their offense.
Multiple sources close to the negotiations have confirmed to several media sources that the player and the Glamour Boys have reached a verbal agreement for a move prior to the 2024/25 season.
However, there are significant restrictions attached to the possible agreement. The 30-year-old striker, who is now contracted to Egyptian Premier League team Pyramids FC, is said to have only signed a one-year deal with Amakhosi. Additionally, it is said that Mayele is asking for a monthly wage of R1. 5 million.
Any player that Kaizer Chiefs expresses an interest in, Sundowns will be there to grab him. Because he was seen visiting Naturena, I recall that they were interested in signing Makhaya Ntini.
Because they offer competitive wages, every talented player in the league wants to play for them. Therefore, the absurdity of large club should manifest itself in the field of play rather than on social media.
Ten years ago, a kid was born, and he is shocked to see folks on Facebook claim their club is large, but this youngster has never witnessed Chiefs win anything.
The youngster is asking, "But what are you saying, Chiefs is big, but it wins nothing? What makes it big? " Is it the buzz on Facebook?
Why are chiefs supporters so preoccupied with the accomplishments of sundowns year after year when the music is the same every year? It's just jealousy.
When teams like Barcelona and Man City are vying for a player, you will never see remarks like this since every major club in the world wants what is best for their team. Wake up, it's noon already.
He is undoubtedly one of the most prolific strikers on the continent, and I honestly wished him at Pirates, but I was also aware that his price tag would be prohibitive, so it would be a fantastic signing for Sundowns.
In a league where the winning team receives 20 million, does it make commercial sense to acquire a player for 45 million? Imagine if a club signs him, then he suffers an injury that needs surgery and puts him out for half of the year.
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