Kaizer Chiefs head coach Molefi Ntseki has pointed out what he needs and looks for in new signings at the club.
A tactical understanding of the team’s style and expectations will be key for all new recruits, according to the head coach.
“And I think that is exactly what we are doing with him now because you don’t just come into Kaizer Chiefs and all of a sudden you think you are a top player. “We also had Potsane, a top player from Royal AM. I am just making mention of those players but the most important thing is that they get a tactical induction.
“I normally make an example of players brought in at Man City… A number of them don’t get there and play immediately. A lot of them today are top players.
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