Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly expanding their transfer horizon beyond South African borders, with discussions now underway with Zimbabwean club Scottland FC. The club’s president, Scott Sakupwanya, confirmed that he is actively engaging the Amakhosi hierarchy regarding potential player movements between the two sides. Speaking to Zimbabwean media, Sakupwanya stated, “I am currently in talks with many clubs, both locally and abroad, for players and other transactions. As we speak, I am engaging Kaizer Chiefs about possible player movements between the two clubs.” The businessman also revealed that his club is in conversations with Europe-based players and recently secured the signing of Nickson Nyasulu from FC Platinum, labeling the deal as just the beginning of an ambitious recruitment drive.
The revelation adds weight to speculation that Chiefs are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season, having already announced one signing and the appointment of a new head coach. Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung was present at Scottland FC’s recent 2-0 victory over Ngezi Platinum, a match that extended the Zimbabwean side’s lead at the top of the league standings to seven points. Sakupwanya’s remarks indicate that the relationship between the clubs extends