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Kaizer Chiefs announce 40-goal midfielder from England

Kaizer Chiefs announce 40-goal midfielder from England

Ethan Chislett is officially a Kaizer Chiefs player ahead of the upcoming 2025/26 Betway Premiership season.
The 26-year-old attacking midfielder has signed a two-year deal after declining to renew his deal with Port Vale FC in the English League One division.
Kaizer Chiefs supporters should be glad to know that Chislett is a high-scoring midfielder who delivered 40 goals in English football.
Amakhosi announce 56-goal striker Ethan Chislett playing for Port Vale in the Carabao Cup. Image: @dube_mthoko/X
'In midfield, Amakhosi have enlisted 26-year-old Ethan Chislett, an attacking midfielder known for his creative abilities,' the club said on their website. The Durban-born playmaker joins the Club after spending most of his playing career in England, as well as a stint in Spain.
Kaizer Chiefs announce new player from Portugal
'He recently enjoyed a successful season with Port Vale, where he provided key assists and created numerous scoring opportunities,' Kaizer Chiefs added.
According to available data, the Durban-born attacker has been a professional footballer for seven years. His previous clubs in the English lower divisions include Aldershot Town, Wimbledon, and Port Vale.
Here's a breakdown of the scoring prowess he is expected to bring to Kaizer Chiefs… Aldershot Town: Nine goals in 36 games
Wimbledon: 16 goals in 132 games (including eight assists)
Port Vale: 15 goals in 82 games (including eight assists).
AMAKHOSI OPTIONS IN THE ATTACKING MIDFIELD ROLE Ethan Chislett
Gaston Sirino
Mduduzi Shabalala
Nkosingiphile Ngcobo
George Matlou.
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