Despite using three different keepers, Amakhosi gave up 32 goals in the Betway Premiership last season. Itumeleng Khune was replaced by Fiarce Ntwari, but the Rwandan international was dismissed after just seven games.

Last season, Bruce Bvuma took over and participated in the majority of the games. He performed admirably in the majority of games, but in pivotal ones where the Chiefs lost, he lost focus.

Brandon Petersen replaced Kaizer Chiefs as goalkeeper in the Nedbank Cup final. The 31-year-old gave up only one goal as Amakhosi won 2-1 and took home their first championship in a decade. However, Mzoughi thinks the defense bears the majority of the blame. “The entire team, not just the goalkeepers, had a difficult season,” Mzoughi said. “We had some unfortunate defense injuries and bans, which had an impact on the club overall and on the goalies specifically.

All in all, I believe that all of our goalkeepers made a number of outstanding saves over the season, like Brandon’s (Petersen) mature performance in the final or Bruce’s (Bvuma) incredible save against Mamelodi Sundowns in the Nedbank Cup semi-final,” Mzoughi stated. Junior Khany, a former star of Kaizer Chiefs, says the Soweto giants must quickly find a trustworthy goalkeeper.

The former winger told iDiski Times that they ought to sign a goalkeeper, who is a crucial position. They were meant to sign a goalkeeper, which is a highly essential position. Considering that wing-backs are his issue, is Nabi comfortable with spending the preseason with Kaizer Chiefs in light of all the new signings? I’m asking because it’s a question,” Khanye continued.

The person simply ignored the goalie position and signed wing-backs instead. I’m asking myself that question right now. Does that imply that he uses wing-backs to attack? He recognized that he needed a wing-back on both the right and left, but he was without a goalie.