Chiefs grapple with ‘lessons’ amid club crisis

Herman Gibbs

“Lessons” are seemingly at the heart of the calamity that is Kaizer Chiefs – once a powerhouse in South African football but still the country's most popular club by a country mile. Kaizer Chiefs' marketing director, Jessica Motaung, recently shared her thoughts on why the club grapples with poor results as the team struggles to find their footing in the domestic football arena. The club is well known for its passionate supporters, who are dealing with another season of upheaval and uncertainty. The club has been trophyless for almost a decade now, and there are faint hopes that Chiefs will change that by winning the 2025 Nedbank Cup. They have reached the semi-finals and will play the winner of the Mamelodi Sundowns versus Sekhukhune United quarter-final, who meet on Friday.…

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