Kaizer Chiefs prepare to part ways with R17.4 million earning star!
Kaizer Chiefs prepare to part ways with R17.4 million earning star!
Kaizer Chiefs are believed to be ready to make some major changes to their playing staff next season.
Even though there have been names linked with a move to Chiefs, the club is also set to release some.
Players like Siyethemba Sithebe and Sifiso Hlanti have been mentioned, with their deals up soon. They have been joined by Happy Mashiane and Zitha Kwinika of late. One player that has been fighting those exit rumours at Chiefs is Njabulo Ngcobo. Now besides those names, the likes of Edmilson Dove, George Matlou and Keagan Dolly will see their contracts run out.
While other players on that list may have the chance to fight for their Chiefs future’s still, Dolly might not. Dolly recently injured himself in a game against Golden Arrows, a victory before the Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates. That was just three games into his gradual come back from a long-term layoff.
The injury Dolly suffered is a fractured toe and earlier this week, this publication reported that it could end his Chiefs career. The last update suggested that there was still hope yet for the attacker at Amakhosi. It was thought that his future would only be decided by whoever the new coach will be.
Just last week, this publication reported that Chiefs and Dolly may have failed to agree on reduced terms. Now according to iDiski Times the two parties may be set to part ways at the end of the current season.
Chiefs set to part ways with Dolly?
“Kaizer Chiefs are said to be considering the exit of Keagan Dolly as they look to restructure the club and technical team in the off-season. As the highest-paid player at the club, early discussions have been lowered terms. The 31-year-old is likely to part ways if no agreement is made”. Wrote the publication.
Billiat situation all over again?
Should the situation surrounding Dolly prove to be true, it would mirror that of his good friend Khama Billiat. The former Zimbabwe international and Chiefs failed to agree on reduced terms, which saw the player end up leaving on a free.