Kaizer Chiefs' current transfer strategy is nothing short of self-sabotage, actively feeding their direct Betway Premiership rivals with experienced talent while chasing short-term roster relief. The club that once ruled South African football with an iron grip is now systematically offloading players to the very sides it needs to beat, and the consequences are already beginning to crystallize on the pitch. When Keagan Dolly swapped Naturena for AmaZulu, it was written off as a salary dump. When Sifiso Hlanti moved to SuperSport United, it was framed as a mutual parting. When Caleb Bimenyimana joined Cape Town City, the narrative was that he simply didn't fit the system. But these are not isolated departures—they are components of a dangerous pattern, worsened by the club's reported willingness to offer "players plus cash" deals, effectively recycling their own roster into the hands of league competitors who now
The 'Naturena Exodus': Kaizer Chiefs are actively strengthening their own competition
