Ashley Du Preez, a forward, has joined Kaizer Chiefs’ preseason training in Istanbul, Turkey, giving the club a big boost. The foot ailment that had kept Du Preez out of action during the last home game of the 2023–24 season against Polokwane City FC will be monitored by the club’s medical staff as he recovers in Turkey. Five players, including the attacker, were left behind because of injuries as the Chiefs left for Istanbul on Thursday. The remaining four players, George Matlou, Tebogo Potsane, Dillan Solomons, and Mduduzi Mdantsane, are still recuperating and will carry out their further treatment in South Africa.
Given that Du Preez is a vital player for the Chiefs, the team is happy to have him join. Next season, the quick forward is anticipated to be a key member of the squad under new coach Nasreddine Nabi. Du Preez’s arrival occurs at the same time as Nabi’s, who is most likely going to be named Kaizer Chiefs’ next head coach on Monday. Nabi, who was the coach of AS FAR and Young Africans in the past, lands in Istanbul on Sunday afternoon and starts working with the players this evening. The remaining members of Nabi’s technical team have already arrived in Istanbul to join the group.
Given that Du Preez is a vital player for the Chiefs, the team is happy to have him join. Next season, the quick forward is anticipated to be a key member of the squad under new coach Nasreddine Nabi. Du Preez’s arrival occurs at the same time as Nabi’s, who is most likely going to be named Kaizer Chiefs’ next head coach on Monday. Nabi, who was the coach of AS FAR and Young Africans in the past, lands in Istanbul on Sunday afternoon and starts working with the players this evening. The remaining members of Nabi’s technical team have already arrived in Istanbul to join the group.
