Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has embarked on a scouting trip to East Africa, signaling the club’s keen interest in strengthening their squad with some of the best talents from the Tanzanian Premier League. Nabi, who previously managed Young Africans, is well familiar with the region’s football landscape, and his visit comes amid growing rumors linking Kaizer Chiefs to several standout players from Tanzania.
According to multiple local reports, Chiefs have their eyes firmly set on three key players: winger Denis Kibu and team captain Mohamed Hussein, both from the powerhouse Simba SC, as well as Feisal Salum from Azam FC. These players have been instrumental in their respective teams’ performances this season, showcasing skills and versatility that have caught the attention of scouts beyond Tanzanian borders.
During a recent Tanzanian Premier League match between Simba SC and Singida, Nabi was spotted among the spectators, intently observing the game. His focus was particularly on Denis Kibu, whose pace and creativity on the wing have made him one of the league’s most exciting attacking threats. Also under Nabi’s watchful eye was Mohamed Hussein, a solid and dependable left-back who leads Simba SC as captain, bringing experience and leadership to the squad.
Nabi’s scouting trip highlights Kaizer Chiefs’ ambition to not only reinforce their current squad but also to tap into the rich talent pool available in East Africa. With the club looking to bolster its ranks ahead of the upcoming season, the interest in these Tanzanian stars could mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Chiefs, as they aim to blend local and continental talent in their quest for success.
As this story develops, Chiefs fans will be watching closely to see if any official moves materialize from Nabi’s scouting mission and how these potential signings could impact the team’s dynamics going forward.
