Watch VideoCedric Kaze defends Kaizer Chiefs’ progress amid rising fan pressure

Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Cedric Kaze. left, is calling for calm as Amakhosi prepare to face Durban City this Sunday. Despite a tough three-match losing run, Kaze insists the “process” is working and the club is heading back to the top.

Photo: AFP Kaizer Chiefsco-coach Cedric Kaze believes the team remains on the right path despite mounting criticism following a run of disappointing results in recent weeks. Amakhosi will now turn their focus to aBetway Premiershipclash against Durban City FC at FNB Stadium on Sunday (3:30pm kick-off), where they will be hoping to end a three-match losing streak and regain momentum in the league standings. The co-coaching duo of Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef have come under increasing pressurefrom supporters, with frustration growing among the club’s faithful following a series of disappointing results.

However, speaking ahead of the match, Kaze emphasised that rebuilding a club of Chiefs’ stature takes time, especially after the difficult past two seasons in which the team finished outside the top eight. “A football team is not built in one night,” Kaze said at a media briefing. “It’s a process, and I am not saying we are starting the process now. It is a process that started a few years ago, and this is a big club.