Watch VideoBrian Baloyi urges Kaizer Chiefs to make tough call on co-coaches

FormerKaizer Chiefsgoalkeeper Brian Baloyi has called on the club’s management not to shy away from making a tough decision regarding the future of co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef. After heavy defeats againstStellenbosch FC(2-1),Orlando Pirates(3-0), and most recently Richards Bay FC (1-0), Chiefs have found themselves struggling once again. What had appeared to be a promising start to the season has rapidly unravelled, with the team already eliminated from the Caf Confederations Cup and losing ground in the race for a top-three league finish.

These setbacks have frustrated both club legends and fans alike, particularly as Chiefs continue to struggle for consistency. Their previous two league seasons were overshadowed by failure to secure a top-eight finish. Baloyi, who won league titles with both Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns during his playing career, has questioned some of the decisions made by the club this season.

In particular, he criticised the choice not to replace Nasreddine Nabi with a permanent coach, opting instead to rely on the co-coaching setup. “There is so many changes each and every game,” Baloyi said on a YouTube podcast,SoccerBeat. “There is so many changes each and every game,” Baloyi said on a YouTube podcast, “And with all this changes, the club must stop being so secrative and tell us if the changes are injury forced or what are they trying to look at.