Kaizer Chiefs Show No Sign of Improvement From Last Season's Poor Performance

• Kaizer Chiefs suffer three straight defeats in Netherlands pre-season tour and has continue to show signs of lack of improvement from last season
• South African defender Reeve Frosler has scored the only goal for the Soweto giants in three matches amid tough pre-season campaign
• Sports journalist Moses Mbogo shares insights on Amakhosi’s struggles in Europe during an exclusive interview with Briefly News

Kaizer Chiefs have played three matches so far in their pre-season tour in the Netherlands, and have been defeated in all three fixtures.

They lost their first match against Vitesse 2-1 with Reeve Forsler, who just returned from injury, scoring the Glamour Boys' only goal, and they followed it up with a 4-0 loss against Utrecht.

Nasreddine Nabi's side lost to NEC Nijmegen in their last match to make it three successive losses. The club fans are not happy with their team's performance, as it looks like there's no improvement in their team.

Chiefs struggle to show progress after last season

Sports journalist Moses Mbogo, while chatting with Briefly News, shared his thoughts on Kaizer Chiefs' performance in their pre-season tour in the Netherlands.

The Soweto giants are still without a win in their pre-season tour but Mbogo believes they should be putting in a better performance than they did last season.

"Firstly, Kaizer Chiefs haven't shown any sign of improvement from what they were last season," he said in his opening remarks.

"I saw their first game against Vitesse, and they were playing like a disjointed team, and I wasn't surprised they were hammered 4-0 by Utrecht.

"While most of us would agree they are just friendly games and still early to judge, the team needs to show some signs of improvement that would convince the fans that their team might not be there yet, but they are putting up good performances that would lead to something."

Mbogo also shared some of the things Nabi needs to do before they return to South Africa and get ready for the new season.

"Nabi has a lot of things to do before they return to South Africa, but the most important of them all is that he should figure out his starting line-up for their first two matches when the season resumes," he added.

"I am not saying he should know all of them by now, as they could still bring in more players, and the squad will continue to get acquainted with themselves.

"He should know 60–70 percent of what his line-up will look like, and another thing is having a distinctive style of play and structure."

Kaizer Chiefs will be participating in the CAF Confederation Cup next season, and would need to better than what they are doing presently to stand a chance of winning the competition.

Ex-Chiefs star comments on Saleng's move

Briefly News also reported that a former Kaizer Chiefs star has shared his thoughts on Monnapule Saleng's loan move from Orlando Pirates to Orbit College this summer.

The Bafana Bafana star was left out of the Bucs squad for close to six months before securing a loan move away from the club this summer.

Source: Briefly News