Kaizer Chiefs Reportedly Reached Agreement With South African Star on a Two Years Deal

Kaizer Chiefs Reportedly Reached Agreement With South African Star on a Two Years Deal

  • Kaizer Chiefs have reportedly reached an agreement in principle with South African goalkeeper Brandon Petersen
  • The Glamour Boys captain is expected to sign a contract renewal with the Soweto-based club at the end of the season
  • The player's agent also commented on when the announcement on the contract renewal is expected to be made

Kaizer Chiefs are understood to have reached a mutual agreement with goalkeeper Brandon Petersen regarding a contract renewal that would keep him at the Soweto giants for the foreseeable future.

The 31-year-old shot-stopper has enjoyed an outstanding 2025/26 season, delivering the kind of defensive assurance that Kaizer Chiefs have been lacking in recent years.

He was in goal when the Glamour Boys defeated Orlando Pirates to win the Nedbank Cup last season and was named the captain of the team earlier this campaign.

Although his existing deal was originally due to run until June 2027, the club’s decision-makers have been convinced to move early after his impressive performances.

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Reports from well-placed sources suggest both parties have settled on a new two-year contract, which also contains an option to extend for an additional season.

This approach is aimed at preserving stability in a crucial position as the Soweto-based giants continue their push to compete for major honours once again.

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Long-term stay on the horizon for Petersen

According to a source familiar with the report, there is strong internal confidence that Petersen’s renewal was never in doubt, given his form this season.

The expectation within the club is that finalising the agreement is a formality, with the structure believed to be a two-year extension plus a one-year option. If activated in 2029, it could potentially keep him at Naturena until June 2030.

The source added that all indications point to the deal being effectively completed already.

Should Petersen remain until 2030, it would mark a significant milestone in his career, allowing him to spend his prime years in the club’s iconic gold and black colours.

His statistics further reinforce the decision: in 22 league appearances this season, he has kept 13 clean sheets while conceding just 13 goals.

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Petersen's agent urges patience on announcement

Despite growing confidence around the agreement, Petersen’s representative, Glyn Binkin, has emphasised that nothing has been officially finalised yet.

He explained that while discussions have taken place, the player is still operating under his current contract and has not yet signed any new documentation.

Binkin noted that although renewal talks are ongoing, no formal offer has been officially concluded at this stage.

Even so, with both the player and club seemingly aligned on the future, an official confirmation is widely expected once the paperwork is completed, as Kaizer Chiefs look to build around their most dependable performers.

Kaizer Chiefs make a major announcement

Briefly News also reported that Kaizer Chiefs unveiled a new milestone in the club's history on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.

The Soweto giants joined the likes of Betway Premiership sides Mamelodi Sundowns, TS Galaxy and Stellenbosch FC to have such an incredible feat.

Source: Briefly News

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