The latest news on the future of a Kaizer Chiefs striker and Mamelodi Sundowns closing in on a foreign player has invited some comments from Soccer Laduma's loyal readers.
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Stories on Ranga Chivaviro's future at Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns attracting another foreign talent has the SL readers talking in the comment section.
Read: Chiefs' Chivaviro Decision Date Set?
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Kaizer Chiefs will only be expected to make a decision on striker Ranga Chivaviro at the end of the season amid media reports, linking him with a move to Tanzanian giants Young Africans (Yanga).
Siya Crew sources revealed that Chivaviro is unlikely to leave during the course of the current season, with Yanga reportedly looking to make a move for the striker in January.
Despite only managing one goal this season for Amakhosi, the 31-year-old remains in Cavin Johnson's plans and is said to have impressed in training.
Here's how the readers reacted to the "Chiefs' Chivaviro Decision Date Set?" story:
"Let him go and please don't leave Gonzalez behind... they are just two defenders with potential," says ghettovillage411.
"He's a great player. I believe in him and he will get his mojo back," says user512559.
"Typical Chiefs fan mentality," replies Mshefan wa Mo Downs.
Read: Breaking: Sundowns Close In On Multi-Million Rand Signing!
Mamelodi Sundowns are reportedly closing in on another South American talent, potentially adding to their five players from the continent.
Journalist Cesar Luis Merlo reported that Sundowns have reached an agreement to sign midfielder Matias Esquivel from Argentine team Lanus FC.
Merlo reported that the deal is 90% done, with Esquival bagging three goals and four assists in 39 matches, playing as a central midfielder.
Here's how the readers reacted to the "Breaking: Sundowns Close In On Multi-Million Rand Signing!" story:
"Matias is a player who will hit the ground running," says His Majesty Yellow PSL Pitbull.
"Meanwhile, on the other side of town, hooligans are still waiting for Gonzalez to hit the ground running," replies Saavedra.
"Sundowns have set the bar too high," says Shikabala.
"They mean business," says sphiwemsibitso.
"Konje how many foreign spots are available for each team?" asks Zohlah.
"Leave that to Sundowns, it's their business. What you be worried about is that the gap between Sundowns and others keeps widening," replies makausemakause53.
"You should be worried about your team getting a coach first before sniffing your nose in Sundowns' business. Sundowns has been doing this for a long time now. You and other Chiefs supporters have been asking the same question over and over again," replies Saavedra.
"These South Americans are more committed as compared to our South African players. Mendieta? What a player! Sirino? What a marvelous player, Costa is a super clean finisher, and then you look at the likes of Makaringe, Saleng," says BrutuswamaJuju.
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