Confirmed: Kazier Cheifs Linked to Sign This Mega Star, See below

Kazier Chiefs are looking to add in New faces to their current squad, the Glamour Boys have a very big transfer list they wish to finish at the end of the current season.

However, to have new addition to the club and to effectively manage their books they have to lay of some of their current players, the are reports that Itumelang khune, Bernard Parker and Willard Katsande might be axed by the Glamour Boys.

Siphelele Ntshangase is the latest player to have been axed at Naturena, which Chiefs tactician Gavin Hunt claimed it was not his decision but an executive order.

Kazier Cheifs are linked to sign Richard's Bay Fc superstar marksman Veluyeke Zulu at the end of the current season, though many fans believe this is only a short term solution.

Do you think the signing of Zulu can be good for the Glamour Boys? please share your thoughts on the comment section down below.

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