Nasreddine Nabi and Kaizer Chiefs’ high goal, Feisal Salum, spent two years collectively at Young Africans earlier than leaving in July 2023.
Both went their separate methods; Nabi spent a 12 months at Morocco’s AS FAR Rabat earlier than settling in Soweto. Meanwhile, Salum relocated to rival membership Azam FC, who at present lie third within the Tanzanian Premier League.
Kaizer Chiefs’ need to signal Salum was instantly influenced by Nabi’s arrival – after six months of attempting, a reunion has by no means appeared extra doubtless.
Salum to change into free agent
According to stories, The Azam midfielder has instructed his membership he is not going to signal a contract extension, making him a free agent within the offseason, opening the door for Kaizer Chiefs.
“Feisal Salum has made his decision and informed the club that he will not extend his contract,” Africafoot.com confirmed.
“He is having fun with his expertise at Azam, an enormous membership, however he desires to discover new alternatives on the finish of the season,
“A move to Kaizer Chiefs? It is still too early to say for sure, but it is a very serious possibility.”
Nabi shortlisted for Tunisia
While a reunion is on the playing cards, there’s hypothesis of Nabi’s exit for the Tunisian nationwide staff:
“A new report now claims that Kaizer Chiefs boss Nasreddine Nabi is among the candidates for the managerial role at a top African nation,” KickOff reported.
“According to stories in Tunisia, Nabi is being thought of for the lads’s nationwide staff job. But regardless of having been in Naturena for simply over six months, Tunisia are stated to be weighing up the potential for hiring Nabi,
“According to WinWin.com, the Tunisian Football Federation has allocated an estimated salary of $9,000 (R166 000) per month for their next national team manager. Nabi has been included in that shortlist of alternative candidates, alongside free agent Sami Trabelsi, Stade Tunisien mentor Maher Kanzari, and Al-Khor SC boss Mehdi Nafti.”
Should Kaizer Chiefs signal Salum?
Let us know by leaving a remark under, or ship a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1.
Subscribe to The South African web site’s newsletters and observe us on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Bluesky for the newest information.