Kaizer Chiefs Defender’s Future in Belgium: Will He Stay or Go?

It looks like Kaizer Chiefs might be parting ways with one of their rising stars.

Sfiso Timba, the 19-year-old defender, has been making waves during his trial at RWD Molenbeek, a second-division club in Belgium.

With Chiefs needing a solid right-back, there’s a possibility that they could lose this promising young talent to the Belgian side.

Timba’s Impressive Trial in Belgium

According to reports, Timba’s time in Belgium has been nothing short of impressive.

A source close to the situation revealed that everyone involved is happy with his progress.

“Reports from Belgium have been positive, and he’s been performing well.

They initially invited him for a trial because they already saw potential in him, and now he’s proving them right with his performances,” the source shared.

Despite the good news, it’s not certain that the Belgian club will make an offer to sign him just yet.

The decision is still up in the air, with no official confirmation about his future.

What Does This Mean for Timba’s Development?

Though it’s still early days, the situation presents a few potential benefits for Timba, whether he stays or moves.

The experience he’s gaining in Belgium could be invaluable for his growth as a player.

He’s already been part of South Africa’s Under-20 national team, playing in the COSAFA Cup and helping secure a spot in the Africa U20 Cup of Nations.

This exposure could be just as important for Chiefs, who could benefit from his development either way.

Should Kaizer Chiefs Let Timba Go?

It’s a tricky decision for the club.

While they may not want to lose a young player with so much potential, the opportunity for Timba to develop further in Europe could be a big step forward for his career. What do you think? Should Kaizer Chiefs hold on to him or let him go? Let us know your thoughts in the comments or get in touch via email or WhatsApp.

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