5 hours Ago By James Freemantle
Kaizer Chiefs are pursuing deals for several exciting targets as the January transfer window looms. Here are four Bafana attackers on their radar and their values. Kaizer Chiefs chasing experienced Bafana stars Zakhele Lepasa According to KickOff , Kaizer Chiefs have been linked with a sensational swoop for Orlando Pirates striker Zakhele Lepasa.
The 27-year-old has seven caps for Bafana Bafana but has fallen well out of favour for the national team after losing his place in matchday squads for Pirates. He’s yet to make an appearance in any competition this season after returning from a loan spell with SuperSport last term. Estimated transfer value: R12.
4 million Elias Mokwana Elias Mokwana looked on the brink of an exit from Esperance last week after his club reportedly breached their contract with the 25-year-old over failed payments. The situation looks a lot different now, however. Mokwana returns to Esperance now after the conclusion of Afcon qualifiers.
Estimated transfer value: R14.4 million Oswin Appollis Elias Mokwana, Khanyisa Mayo and Iqraam Rayners are other South African attackers who’ve made big moves either abroad or within the Betway Premiership. Mokwana moved to Esperance for 370k (R7.
2 million), Rayners switched to Sundowns for an undisclosed fee although his estimated transfer value now stands at R35 million (evidence of the power Sundowns have over the market) and Mayo is in Algeria with Belouizdad in a deal which cost his new employers €750k (R14.5 million). Estimated transfer value: R11.
4 million Percy Tau Egyptian giants Al Ahly, with whom Percy Tau has won 10 major honours, wish to sell the South African winger to recoup some of the R34.4 million fee (in today’s terms) they shelled out to sign him from Brighton in 2021. Although 30-year-old Tau has been a rock-solid performer for them, they feel his performances have stagnated.
Tau has scored 29 goals and supplied 13 assists in 116 Al Ahly outings. Estimated transfer value: R29 million Let us know by clicking on the comment tab below this article or emailing [email protected] .
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