Because of Stanley Nwabali, the goalie for the Super Eagles, the South African club Kaizer Chiefs has been severely damaged.
South African media claim that Chiefs are interested in the shot stopper, but they are unable to pay his R30 million (about £1.3 million) transfer fee.
Transfer: Kaizer Chiefs agreement is scuttled by Nwabali’s high price tag.
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Transfer: Kaizer Chiefs agreement is scuttled by Nwabali’s high price tag.
Because of Stanley Nwabali, the goalie for the Super Eagles, the South African club Kaizer Chiefs has been severely damaged.
South African media claim that Chiefs are interested in the shot stopper, but they are unable to pay his R30 million (about £1.3 million) transfer fee.
Since his outstanding performance for the Super Eagles at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Cote d’Ivoire earlier this year, Nwabali has been linked to a number of clubs.
The goaltender has been connected to a number of clubs, including Queens Park Rangers of the Sky Bet Championship and El-Ettifaq, a Saudi club.
“It is said that Kaizer Chiefs withdrew their interest in a possible trade for Nwabali because of his high asking price of R30 million.
But considering the uncertainties surrounding Itumeleng Khune’s future, Goal.com writer Celine Abrahams said, “if Amakhosi are genuinely committed to reshaping their fortunes and bolstering their squad with notable talent, they should consider investing in players like Nwabali.
The 27-year-old’s Chippa United contract is still in effect for another two years.
