Coach Ntseki Emphasizes the Challenge of Balancing Striking Talents at Chiefs

In the frontline, Kaizer Chiefs has introduced fresh faces like Ranga Chivaviro and Jasond Gonzalez, players Coach Ntseki believes can propel the team to greater success. However, Ntseki elaborates on why these two talents may not always share the pitch together.

The recent pressure on Amakhosi mounted as they suffered defeats to SuperSport United in the PSL and, subsequently, Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 semi-final second leg, knocking them out of the competition.

The former Bafana Bafana mentor stresses that his team deserves time to adapt and produce the desired results.

"Ranga (Chivaviro) is one of the new recruits this season, brought in to make an impact," Ntseki explained to the media. "We've conducted a thorough assessment of Ranga, but the unfortunate part is that he missed the preseason due to injury."

"He played 72 minutes against Chippa United and then 29 minutes against TS Galaxy before sustaining another injury. Nevertheless, he made a comeback against SuperSport United, and what he needs most now is to regain his confidence."

"Just like any other striker, confidence is crucial for finding the back of the net. The same goes for Gonzalez; all he needs is that one goal to reignite his self-belief."

"We have strong competition within the team, especially considering the quality of strikers we've brought in. Ultimately, we can't field both of them simultaneously due to the tactical system we employ on a given matchday," Ntseki observed.

While Ntseki may be alluding to tactical considerations against specific opponents, it's been suggested that Chiefs may lean toward a fast-moving frontline, potentially favoring either Gonzalez or Chivaviro at different times.

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