Kaizer Chiefs are continuing their shopping spree as they onboard players with historical links to Soweto archrivals, Orlando Pirates.
Lebohang Maboe is the latest recruit.
The 30-year-old attacking midfielder has 13 caps for South Africa.
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Kaizer Chiefs sign Maboe
The good news keeps coming. After a strong start to the season, Chiefs are still active in the transfer window, which only closes on 22 September. They’ve snapped up Lebohang Maboe, son of former Orlando Pirates forward Sidwell Maboe.
“Kaizer Chiefs have officially signed midfielder Lebohang Maboe, marking their 10th acquisition of the current season,” the club confirmed in a statement on Tuesday.
“Maboe, who was part of the club’s youth development academy during his teenage years, returns to Naturena after stints with SuperSport United, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Maritzburg United. Over the course of his distinguished career in the Premier Soccer League, he has collected several trophies and accolades.”
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What did the Kaizer Chiefs Sporting Director say?
The club’s Sporting Director, Kaizer Motaung Junior, is enthused by Maboe’s quality and experience.
“We know Lebo is a quality player who has gained valuable experience in continental competitions over the past few years,” Motaung Jr said
“His expertise will be crucial for us in both the domestic league and the CAF Confederation Cup. We’re pleased to welcome him back to Amakhosi. He was here and knows the culture and what our supporters expect from our players.”
And what about the goalkeeping department?
25-year-old Asante Katoko goalkeeper Mohamed Kamara, who stands at 1.94m tall, is a target for Kaizer Chiefs.
“I was approached after our friendly match. They appreciated my performance, especially the four penalties saved,” said Camara.
Will Maboe add quality to this Chiefs side?
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