Kaizer Chiefs news

Several reports have emerged that Kaizer Chiefs have pulled the plug on Stuart Baxter's regime at Naturena.

With fans booing after the game, Baxter offered to step down. It is not clear if the club accepted the offer or if they decided to pull the plug after realising that Amakhosi will yet again finish the season without a trophy. Baxter’s firing comes days after the club lost at home to SuperSport United, a result that dented their chances of finishing in the top two of the DStv Premiership.

For the second time in five years, Kaizer Chiefs have fired their English coach Stuart Baxter after his failure to bring silverware.

Chiefs was also knocked out of the Nedbank Cup by the same TS Galaxy responsible for denying them the same silverware three seasons ago. The now former Chiefs coach was also adamant in his refusal to give some of the players that were on the fringe of making an impact in the team some game time. The sacking comes after Chiefs’ trophyless drought that extends to seven seasons, more so Baxter had promised at the beginning of the season that he was back to win the league, but now the team is lying in fourth place on the 16-team PSL log.

Johannesburg - Following numerous calls by Kaizer Chiefs supporters, the club on Thursday reportedly fired head coach Stuart Baxter, putting an end to his ...

- Owen da Gama back in the dugout as he joins Sekhukhune as a co-coach - report ALSO READ: Owen da Gama back in the dugout as he joins Sekhukhune as a co-coach - report Baxter had been brought back at the beginning of the current season in an effort to ‘reclaim the glory’ days at Naturena and put an end to their seven-year wait for a cup success.

Stuart Baxter has reportedly been sensationally fired by Chiefs after a string of poor results that left the coach under immense pressure.

But at the moment I’m looking at it as a game we should’ve won but we didn’t and that happens in football.” “It’s ok, they’re a fans, they have the right to say exactly what they want. According to Soccer Laduma, Baxter is now the latest coach to be let go. If I get that feeling, then of course I’ll walk. During his time as coach, Tembo reached two MTN8 Cup Finals, while winning his maiden trophy against Highlands Park in 2019. I’ve got to listen to that?

Stellenbosch FC head coach Steve Barker is determined to mastermind a win over Kaizer Chiefs which would see the Western Cape side complete the double over ...

With a victory over Chiefs, we could look at even trying to finish in the top four positions or even perhaps dream of a Caf position." "The whole season we have been consistently in and amongst the top four or six teams and it is now our responsibility to finish the season strongly in the remaining five matches, starting with Kaizer Chiefs at home." "Unfortunately, we didn’t, but we have another opportunity [on Saturday]. We beat Kaizer Chiefs earlier in the season and it would be a fantastic achievement for us if we were able to get the double over them.

In case you've been hiding, Kaizer Chiefs have reportedly fired Stuart Baxter. Here are six reasons Pitso could possibly be the next coach.

The quarter-final first leg at home to Raja Casablanca was only a narrow 2-1 win. It is no secret that Pitso is under pressure after a somewhat underwhelming run in this season’s CAFCL group stage. Zwane will at least be given a chance to show his quality in the remaining seven games. While Pitso became an instant legend in Cairo with Al Ahly, a man who wears his heart on his sleeve always upsets those around him. It is safe to say that a return to Chloorkop is probably impossible for Mosimane. Moving to rivals Kaizer Chiefs could be a chance to get one over his enemies with success. The Kagiso-born coach has since been twice attacked during his visit to the club.