Kaizer Chiefs Football Club is a Johannesburg based football club from South Africa that plays in the Premier Soccer League. They play most of their home matches at Soccer City in Nasrec, Soweto, which is commonly referred to as the FNB Stadium. It is the biggest stadium in South Africa and Africa
The team is nicknamed Amakhosi (a Nguni translation for Chiefs), and the “Phefeni Glamour Boys”. They are one of the most supported clubs in the country and also one of the richest clubs in PSL.
The Soweto football club was founded on the 7th of January 1970 by Kaizer Motaung. They are the most supported team in sub-Saharan Africa with a fan base of over 16,000,000 fans and are currently the only team with over 50 club trophies amongst the top 3 teams in South Africa.
Kaizer Chiefs Players 2021/2022
- 1 Petersen
2 Mphahlele
3 Mathoho
4 Cardoso
5 Akumu
6 Baccus
7 Kambole
8 Castro
9 Nurković
10 Hlanti
11 Billiat
18 Moleko
19 Mashiane
20 Sasman
21 Manyama
22 Zulu
25 Parker
28 Zuma
30 Ngezana
31 Katsande
32 Khune (c)
34 Molefe
36 Ntiya-Ntiya
37 Ngcobo
39 Frosler
40 Akpeyi
44 Bvuma
45 Blom
46 Sifama
47 Lesako
Kaizer Chiefs Fixtures 2021/2021
You can checkout the latest fixtures for Kaizer Chiefs this season on Transfermarkt.com
Kaizer Chiefs Transfers 2021/2022
Kaizer Chiefs Transfers In 2021/2022
Keagan Dolly | Montpellier | free transfer | |
Cole Alexander | Odisha FC | free transfer | |
Phathutshedzo Nange | Stellenbosch FC | free transfer | |
Kgaogelo Sekgota | Swallows FC | ? | |
Sifiso Hlanti | Swallows FC | ? | |
Sibusiso Mabiliso | AmaZulu FC | ? | |
Thabani Dube | Richards Bay | ? | |
Njabulo Ngcobo | Swallows FC | ? | |
Brandon Petersen | Without Club | – | |
Given Thibedi |
Kaizer Chiefs Transfer Out 2021/2022
Kgotso Moleko | AmaZulu FC | free transfer | |
Philani Zulu | AmaZulu FC | free transfer | |
Brylon Petersen | Maritzburg Utd. | free transfer | |
Willard Katsande | Sekhukhune | free transfer | |
Yagan Sasman | Swallows FC |
Kaizer Chiefs Trophies
NSL champions: 1989, 1991, 1992
PSL champions: 2003–04, 2004–05, 2012–13, 2014–15
NPSL champions: 1974, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1984
MTN 8: 1974, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2001, 2006, 2008, 2014
African Cup Winners: 2001
Sales House champ of champs winners: 1984
Castle Challenge Cup winners: 1990, 1991
Stylo Cup: 1970
UCT Super Team Competition: 1972
Ohlsson’s Challenge Cup winners: 1987, 1989
Nedbank Cup winners: 1971, 1972, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1992, 2000, 2006, 2013
Telkom Knockout winners: 1983,1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010
Kaizer Chiefs Honours
Kaizer Chiefs the most decorated club in South African football have won 93 trophies over the past 47-year history. The Gold-and-Black have won the League Championship twelve times, lifted the National Cup on 13 occasions, with fifteen top 8 titles (The most by any team in SA), have won the League Cup thirteen times and several unofficial cups.
They are also one of only three teams in South Africa to ever win a CAF competition, defeating Interclube (Angola) in 2001 to lift the Cup Winners Cup (better known as the CAF Confederations Cup). Amakhosi were also awarded the African team of the year that same year.
Kaizer Chiefs Cup wins (official and unofficial): 93
Carling Black Label
Macufe Cup
2014/2015
PSL Premier League
MTN8
2013/2014
Carling Black Label
2012/2013
PSL Premier League
Nedbank Cup
2011/2012
Macufe Cup
2010/2011
Telkom Knockout
Telkom Charity Cup
2009/2010
Telkom Knockout
Macufe Cup
Vodacom Challenge
2008/2009
MTN8
2007/2008
Telkom Knockout
2006/2007
SAA Supa8
Vodacom Challenge
2005/2006
Absa Cup
Macufe Cup
2004/2005
PSL Premier League
Coca-Cola Cup
Macufe Cup
2003/2004
PSL Premier League
Coca-Cola Cup
Telkom Spectacular
Vodacom Challenge
World Peace Cup Fair Play Award
2002/2003
Charity Spectacular
2001/2002
African Club of the Year
African Cup Winners’ Cup
Coca-Cola Cup
BP Top Eight
Vodacom Challenge
2000/2001
Vodacom Challenge
1999/2000
Bob Save Super Bowl
1998/99
Rothmans Cup
Iwisa Charity Cup
1997/98
Rothmans Cup
1996/97
Iwisa Charity Cup
1996
Coca-Cola Challenge
1994
Iwisa Charity Cup
BP Top Eight
1992
NSL First Division
Bob Save Super Bowl
BP Top Eight
1991
NSL First Division
BP Top Eight
Castle Challenge
1990
Castle Challenge
Iwisa Charity Cup
1989
NSL First Division
BP Top Eight
Iwisa Charity Cup
Ohlsson’s Challenge Cup
1988
Iwisa Charity Cup
JPS Knockout Cup
1987
BP Top Eight
Iwisa Charity Cup
Ohlsson’s Challenge
Mainstay Cup
1986
Iwisa Charity Cup
JPS Knockout Cup
National Panasonic Champions of Champions
1985
BP Top Eight
1984
NPSL League
Mainstay Cup
JPS Knock-out Cup
Sales House Champions of Champions
1983
Datsun Challenge
1982
Mainstay Cup
Sales House Champion of Champions
BP Top Eight
1981
Castle League
BP Top Eight
Sales House Champion of Champions
Mainstay Cup
1980
Sales House Champion of Champions
1979
NPSL League
Mainstay Cup
1977
NPSL League
Benson & Hedges
1976
BP Top Eight
Sales House Champion of Champions
Benson & Hedges Cup
1974
NPSL League
BP Top Eight
Sales House Champion of Champions
1973
BP Top Eight
1972
Life Challenge Cup
Champion of Champions
UTC Super Team Cup
1971
Life Challenge Cup
Sales House
Champion of Champions
1970
Stylo Cup
Kaizer Chiefs Contact Details
Telephone: 011 941 1465
Fax: 011 941 1538
Physical address: 5/6 Lena Road, Lenaron, Naturena, Johannesburg, 2064
Postal address: P O Box 2610, Johannesburg, 2000
Email address: info@kaizerchiefs.com
supporters@kaizerchiefs.com
Website: www.kaizerchiefs.com
Facebook: /kaizerchiefs
Twitter: @KaizerChiefs
Instagram: @kcfcofficial
YouTube: /kaizerchiefsfc
Google +: /+kaizerchiefsfc
Official Kaizer Chiefs YouTube Channel
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