Kamohelo Mahlatsi is making a fresh start in his football career.
The former Kaizer Chiefs forward has found a new home at Marumo Gallants.
New Home with Marumo Gallants
Reports from FARPost confirm that Mahlatsi, hailing from Sebokeng, has signed a one-year contract with Marumo Gallants.
There’s also an option to extend his stay for an additional two years.
The Bloemfontein-based club has announced its new squad for the season, and Mahlatsi is proudly listed among them.
First Match Back Against Amakhosi
In his debut match for Gallants, Mahlatsi started but couldn’t prevent his team from falling 2-1 to Kaizer Chiefs at the Toyota Stadium on Saturday night.
Fiacre Ntwari Joins Kaizer Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs fans can look forward to seeing Fiacre Ntwari in goal.
According to Bernard Parker, the 24-year-old Rwandan goalkeeper, who recently moved from TS Galaxy, is set to make a significant impact.
Ntwari is Kaizer Chiefs’ second signing of the season, following Bongani Sam.
Parker shared his thoughts, saying, “Ntwari had a strong start with TS Galaxy, and now he’s making a move to Chiefs.
I’ve advised him to have coffee with me, just like Given Msimango did when he joined Chiefs. I
’m confident Ntwari will vie for the number one spot, though he’ll need to compete with top keepers like Petersen and Bvuma.
Consistent performance will be key.”
Inácio Miguel Joins Kaizer Chiefs
Fans are also buzzing about the latest addition to Kaizer Chiefs, central defender Inácio Miguel.
The 28-year-old Angolan has joined the club, adding to their seven new signings for the 2024/25 Betway Premiership season.
Why Inácio Miguel Chose Kaizer Chiefs
Miguel, who previously played for Petro de Luanda and was a key player in their Caf Champions League campaign and domestic league win, shared that his former teammate Hugo Marques, who played for Cape Town City, encouraged him to join Chiefs.
“Inácio Miguel mentioned, ‘Hugo told me not to think twice about joining Kaizer Chiefs.
It’s the biggest club in South Africa and Africa, and it’s recognized worldwide.
If I’m looking for a new challenge in my career, there’s no better place to pursue it.’”
