The winger becomes Kaizer Chiefs’ sixth arrival of the current transfer window. Abrahams joins a growing list of new arrivals at Naturena.
He follows Thabo Moloisane, Renaldo Leaner, Adolf Mtasingwa and Langelihle Phili through the door, while Khanyisa Mayo also completed a permanent transfer after initially joining the club on loan in January.
FAIZ ABRAHAMS JOINS AMAKHOSI
Despite being only 21 years old, Abrahams already brings valuable top-flight experience. He made his Betway Premiership debut in April 2024 for Stellenbosch FC, just a day after celebrating his 19th birthday.
The Bishop Lavis-born attacker later joined Stellenbosch FC before spending time on loan in Israel, where he gained valuable international experience. He returned to South Africa last season and featured for Stellenbosch FC.
KAIZER CHIEFS ADD MORE ATTACKING FIREPOWER
Abrahams has also impressed on the international stage. He played an important role as Amajita won the 2025 Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations, registering one assist in three appearances during the tournament.
Capable of playing as a winger or attacking midfielder, Abrahams arrives with a reputation for pace, creativity and direct attacking play.
His signing provides Kaizer Chiefs with another exciting option in the final third as the club prepares for Sunday’s MTN8 quarter-final against Lamontville Golden Arrows at FNB Stadium.
With six new faces now added to the squad, Amakhosi continue to strengthen ahead of what promises to be a demanding domestic and continental campaign.
