Bimenyimana

Striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana has arrived at Chiefs to undergo medical assessments ahead of his long-awaited move to the club.

However, it’s since emerged that this was just a visit, and not a sign of a possible deal in the works. The report stated that the powerful forward had in fact done enough to impress the Chiefs bosses. They should have been able to tell me the truth that they will not sign me so that I just move on without thinking of waiting for them as they have done now. I thought everything went well while I was training with them, but I don’t know what happened in the end because I was meant to stay there for two weeks but they kept me for another week. “The deal is in the bag for Chiefs but there has been so much crazy behind-the-scenes happenings, it is now just a matter of key papers being processed. I think they should have been honest with me and tell me the truth rather than keep me waiting.

In a shock twist of events, Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the signing of striker Caleb Bonfils Bimenyimana.

Subsequent reports in Burundi suggested that the lanky striker had opted for a return to his former club Rayon Sports, who posted an image of the forward along with the caption "he is back." Amakhosi on Thursday confirmed the arrival of the Burundi International on a two-year contract, which includes an option for a further year. After a brief period of silence, it was thought that Chiefs had opted against bringing the player on board despite the fact that he scored three goals in pre-season.

Kaizer Chiefs have announced the signing of striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana on a two-year deal with a further one-year option on Thursday.

His exceptional football talent has seen him play in a variety of countries," the club revealed in a "He is the second Burundian to play for Chiefs after Valery Nahayo, who was with Amakhosi between 2008 and 2011." "The tall forward began his club football at Vital'O in Burundi back in 2016 before moving on to Rayong Sport in Rwanda.

The news were announces on Thursday afternoon on Chiefs' official website. The statement read: ” Chiefs Sign Burundian Striker Bimenyimana. Kaizer Chiefs have ...

Welcome to the Amakhosi Family.” The statement read: ” Chiefs Sign Burundian Striker Bimenyimana. Kaizer Chiefs have signed striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana on a two-year deal with a further one-year option.

Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana (Club website) Kaizer Chiefs announced on Thursday the signing of striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana to a two-year deal with an.

You can cancel at any time and if you cancel within 14 days you will not be charged. His exceptional football talent has seen him play in several countries,” the club said in a statement. The tall forward started his club football with Vital’O in Burundi in 2016 before moving to Rayong Sport in Rwanda.

The 24-year-old is finally an Amakhosi player after his move appeared to have hit a stumbling block in the past few weeks.

Welcome to the Amakhosi Family,” Chiefs announced on Thursday. Kaizer Chiefs have signed striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana on a two-year deal with a further one-year option. His exceptional football talent has seen him play in a variety of countries.”

Kaizer Chiefs have officially signed striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana on a two-year deal with a further one-year option.

However, it’s since emerged that this was just a visit, and not a sign of a possible deal in the works. The report stated that the powerful forward had in fact done enough to impress the Chiefs bosses. They should have been able to tell me the truth that they will not sign me so that I just move on without thinking of waiting for them as they have done now. I think they should have been honest with me and tell me the truth rather than keep me waiting. I thought everything went well while I was training with them, but I don’t know what happened in the end because I was meant to stay there for two weeks but they kept me for another week. Yet, in the latest dramatic about-turn, Chiefs have announced the ‘blockbuster striker addition’.