As the transfer window approaches its final hours, all eyes are on Kaizer Chiefs, who are reportedly preparing to make some significant roster changes.

Naturena has been buzzing with activity, and it seems that a few fan-favorite players may be on their way out.

While Chiefs supporters are eagerly waiting to see what the team will look like after the deadline, there are a few key developments that everyone’s talking about.

Negotiations for Bafana Bafana Duo

One of the most intriguing stories unfolding is Chiefs’ ongoing discussions involving two prominent Bafana Bafana players.

These negotiations are said to involve some high-stakes deals, potentially reshaping the squad for the upcoming season.

At the same time, it’s not just about new signings.

A top Chiefs midfielder is on the verge of making a surprising move to one of their PSL rivals, and more players could follow him out of the club.

Chiefs Trio Linked with Deadline Day Exits

Recent reports suggest that Sibongiseni Mthethwa is in talks with newly-promoted BetWay Premiership side, Magesi FC.

A loan deal seems to be on the table, which would see the talented midfielder temporarily leave Chiefs.

But Mthethwa isn’t the only one likely to depart.

Both Sabelo Radebe and Happy Mashiane are rumored to be exploring opportunities elsewhere, with sources close to the team indicating that all three players could be part of last-minute exits on deadline day.

It remains unclear whether these players will be loaned out or sold permanently, but it’s clear that big changes are coming.

Chiefs’ Management Faces Tough Decisions

Ultimately, the final call rests with head coach Nasreddine Nabi and Chiefs management.

They’ll have to decide which players stay, who will be loaned out, and who might be sold to other clubs.

In the midst of these tough decisions, Chiefs are also focused on bringing in reinforcements.

Their priority is to bolster their attacking options, with hopes of signing one or two strikers who can deliver the goals they need to compete with top teams like Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.