Kaizer Chiefs Renew Transfer Pursuit of Tanzanian Midfielder Feisal Salum After Deal with Simba SC Hits Snags in Tanzania

Kaizer Chiefs Renew Transfer Pursuit of Tanzanian Midfielder Feisal Salum After Deal with Simba SC Hits Snags in Tanzania

When it seemed like Kaizer Chiefs were about to lose out again on a top transfer target, Tanzanian star Feisal “Fei Toto” Salum, fans were bracing for disappointment.

Rumors had Simba SC, one of Tanzania’s biggest clubs, closing in fast, making it look like Amakhosi’s chase was over.

But things have taken an unexpected turn, bringing fresh hope to Naturena.

A Change in the Negotiation Landscape

Sources close to the deal reveal that Salum’s camp is growing unhappy with the offer from Simba SC, who recently reached the CAF Confederation Cup final.

This dissatisfaction could open the door for Chiefs to step back into the race for the midfielder’s signature.

Coach Nabi’s Personal Connection with Salum

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi isn’t just casually interested — he has a history with Fei Toto.

The two worked closely during Nabi’s successful time at Yanga SC in Tanzania, building a strong professional bond.

That connection could be the crucial factor that tips the scales.

A trusted source told The South African, “Fei Toto and Nabi met in Tanzania and he wants to join Kaizer Chiefs.”

That’s a pretty big hint that this transfer might be closer to happening than many expected.

Clearing Up the Rumors Around Other Players

While there were whispers that Nabi also met with Denis Kibu from Simba SC, those reports have been denied by insiders at Kaizer Chiefs.

It seems any meeting was more likely about Mohamed Hussien, Kibu’s teammate, rather than Kibu himself.

Salum Impressed by Chiefs’ Vision

After discussions with Nabi, Salum has been sold on what Kaizer Chiefs are building.

The technical team’s plans for a strong rebuild next season have clearly convinced the midfielder that this is a project worth joining.

He’s reportedly ready to commit to the Soweto giants and wear their colors proudly.