Kaizer Chiefs Transfer Target Responds To Nabi's Heartfelt Message

Holifil

31 Mar, 2025

A player linked to a move to Kaizer Chiefs shares his thoughts on Nabi’s post-match message to Amakhosi fans after their tough loss to Orlando Pirates.
This striker, who once played under the Tunisian manager in Tanzania, could reunite with his former coach in Naturena, sparking excitement among fans.
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In the world of soccer, every move matters, and the buzz around Kaizer Chiefs is growing louder. A potential transfer target for the Amakhosi has chimed in on Nasreddine Nabi's heartfelt message to fans following the club's tough loss to Orlando Pirates in the iconic Soweto derby. This player, who knows Nabi well from their time together in the Tanzanian Premier League, could be heading to Naturena soon, and fans are eager to see what the future holds.

The match at FNB Stadium was a rollercoaster of emotions. Despite a stellar performance by Nabi’s team, a late penalty by Patrick Maswanganyi handed victory to the Buccaneers. But even in defeat, there were signs of progress, and Nabi took the time to highlight the positives, giving fans hope for brighter days ahead.

Nasreddine Nabi and Jose Riveiro during the pre-match conference for the Soweto derby. Photo: @KaizerChiefs.Source: Twitter

Before the derby, Kaizer Chiefs bolstered their squad by signing three new players: Thabo Cele, Glody Lilepo, and Tashreeq Morri. Two of these newcomers even got a chance to shine as substitutes during the match, offering fans a glimpse of what they can bring to the team.

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Chiefs Target Reacts to Nabi’s Post-Match Message

After the derby, Nabi took to Instagram to share a message with Kaizer Chiefs supporters. He expressed gratitude for their unwavering support and reassured them that the club is on the right path, despite the setback. In his post, the Tunisian coach wrote:

“Amakhosi faithful, your passion fuels us. A tough one yesterday, the result stings, but we see the progress, the strides we’re making. The journey is long, but we’re on the right path. Thank you for your unwavering belief, and thanks to management for their continued support. We will rise again.”

One of the first to respond was Fiston Mayele, a striker who has been linked with a move to Kaizer Chiefs. Mayele, who played under Nabi at Tanzanian giants Young Africans before moving to Egypt’s Pyramids FC, left a thoughtful comment in French. He wrote, “Profesa le Meilleur arrive InshAllah,” which translates to “Professor, the best is yet to come, InshAllah [If Allah wills].” Nabi replied warmly, saying “InshAllah mon fils, merci mon grand,” or “InshAllah, thank you, my great son.”