Kaizer Chiefs spot huge chance to sign Sundowns man
This comes after a massive opportunity to sign him has just opened up!
The Glamour Boys are trying hard to reinforce Nasreddine Nabi's squad with quality players after missing out on a top-eight spot once again last season.
Now, the club are keen on taking advantage of a Mamelodi Sundowns defender's situation at Chloorkop!
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After being left out of Mamelodi Sundowns' Fifa Club World Cup squad, Kaizer Chiefs believe now is the time to push to sign Terrence Mashego!
The Glamour Boys have been long-time admirers of the former Cape Town City star.
Now, following his Club World Cup snub, Chiefs are keen on snapping the talented left-back up.
'Chiefs were reportedly interested in securing his services in the previous transfer window, but Sundowns also opted to retain the Mamelodi-born defender,' a Citizen report read.
'With Kaizer Chiefs now prioritising reinforcements on the left side of their defence, sources close to the club also suggest Mashego is high on their shortlist.'
Mashego has one-year left on his contract at Mamelodi Sundowns meaning Chiefs will have to reach an agreement with them to sign him.
READ MORE • Orlando Pirates agree terms with key Chiefs and Sundowns target!
Should Kaizer Chiefs attempt to sign Mashego? Do you think he'll fit in at Naturena? Who do you think the Motaungs should also be looking at in defence?
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