In his first press conference as Kaizer Chiefs coach, Nasreddine Nabi promised Amakhosi he will fight for every point.
The coming season is a big one for Amakhosi as they seek to stop the dominance of rivals the seven-time successive DStv Premiership champions Mamelodi Sundowns while also hunting for silverware to end their trophy drought.
Nabi, who formerly coached Young Africans (Tanzania) and AS FAR Rabat (Morocco), returned with Chiefs this week from their preseason training camp in Trkiye with the mammoth task of turning the clubs fortunes around after nine seasons without a trophy.
I am honoured to be in South Africa, to be in this great country, a true African nation, said Nabi at Naturena on Friday as they looked ahead to the Toyota Cup friendly match against Young Africans at Free State Stadium on Sunday.
I thank the owner of the club Kaizer Motaung, officials Jessica [Motaung], Kemiso [Motaung], Bobby [Motaung] and Kaizer Junior for a great welcome.
