KAIZER Chiefs midfielders Thabo Cele and Nkosingiphile Ngcobo compete with Emmanuel Antwi of Asante Kotoko during 2025 Toyota Cup match at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. When Ngcobo was playing in the youth structures, he was tipped to be the next Amakhosi big star but has failed to reach the next level. When Kaizer Chiefs started the year on a high, winning games across all competitions and keeping clean sheets, they were expected to carry that momentum and consistency until the end of the season.
But alas,Chiefs have fallen from grace. They are enduringa four-game losing streak, resulting in them missing out on the CAF Confederation Cup and falling behind in the Betway Premiership title race. That’s why, below, we look at the playerswho have dropped the ball in the team.
After earning his 100th cap for the club, Shabalala was expected to improve his match contributions with goals and assists. But that has not been the case; instead, he has delivered below-par performances. Bvuma made his first appearance of the season in the Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates.
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He got a harsh welcome, conceding three goals in a 3-0 loss that saw Chiefs surrender all three points and the country’s bragging rights. Bvuma, who is stepping in for the sidelined Brandon Petersen, conceded yet again when Chiefs lost 1-0 to Richards Bay on Tuesday night. He has shown his rustiness with an inability to command his defence, both in open play and from set-pieces.
A fan-favourite at Chiefs, Vilakazi has done little to entertain the fans in the last few matches. If he was not sidelined due to an injury, he was brought on as a substitute, failing to make a noticeable impact.
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