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Sifiso Hlanti Trains With Kaizer Chiefs!

Sifiso Hlanti Trains With Kaizer Chiefs! The former Bidvest Wits left back remains without a club after the dissipation of Wits. Unlike a whole host of former teammates, Hlanti is yet to attach himself to any PSL club.

Kaizer Chiefs are currently on a FIFA ban. The Amakhosi are barred from signing any players in this transfer window. This means that even if Kaizer Chiefs were interested in acquiring the services of Hlanti, they cannot do anything about it.

Sifiso Hlanti Trains With Kaizer Chiefs!

Kaizer Chiefs can only provide Sifiso Hlanti with the training facilities he requires to maintain his fitness ahead of the new season. Hlanti was released by TTM alongside former teammate Thabang Monare, Monare is also another player yet to affiliate himself with any club.

Mamelodi Sundows had announced the captures of former Wits players Gift Motupa, Domingo and Ricardo Gosso. Teams like Orlando Pirates, Chippa United and Stellenbosch F.C have also made the most of the players deemed available following Wits’ sale.

Former Wits coach Gavin Hunt would surely have dug into his knowledge of his former players. It’s unfortunate for Hunt that he has to make due with older players like Willard Katsande and Bernard Parker.

Sifiso Hlanti Trains With Kaizer Chiefs!

The 30 year old has made 162 Premier Soccer League appearances in his career. He’s represented Lamontville Golden Arrows, Thanda Royal Zulu, Amazulu and Bidvest Wits. Hlanti has also made 18 Bafana Bafana appearances. He appeared in all of South Africa’s games at the 2019 AFCON in Egypt.

Hlanti was especially impressive in South Africa’s 1-0 win over hosts Egypt. Thembinkosi Lorch scoring the decisive goal. Hlanti came up directly against Liverpool’s Mohammed Salah. The KZN born left back was impeccable as he marshalled one of the world’s best players.

Sifiso Hlanti Trains With Kaizer Chiefs!

It is still yet to be seen where the left back will ply his trade as Sifiso Hlanti trains with Kaizer Chiefs.

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