💣 Feisal Salum to Kaizer Chiefs? The TRUTH Revealed by Tanzania Coach in Shocking Interview! 🔥🟡⚫
For weeks now, whispers of Feisal Salum’s potential move to Kaizer Chiefs have electrified the football rumor mill.
The 25-year-old midfield dynamo, known for his dazzling footwork, creative flair, and ability to slice open defenses with surgical passes, has been quietly linked with several PSL clubs.
But none have made as much noise—or drawn as much attention—as Kaizer Chiefs.
And now, in a stunning twist, the head coach of the Tanzanian national team, Hemed Morocco, has finally weighed in.
Speaking during a pre-match press conference ahead of Tanzania’s World Cup qualifiers, Coach Morocco was asked directly about the transfer rumors involving Salum.
His response? A bombshell.
“Feisal is a special player, and he’s ready for a bigger challenge.
I can’t confirm which club, but I will say this: South African football would suit him perfectly.
The room fell silent.
Reporters scrambled for follow-ups.
Was this an indirect confirmation? Was Coach Morocco hinting at Kaizer Chiefs? When pressed further, he smiled and added, “There are good offers on the table.
He’s spoken to me.
And one of those clubs wears gold and black.
BOOM.
Within minutes, social media went into a frenzy.
Hashtags like #FeisalToChiefs, #MoroccoKnows, and #ChiefsScoopSalum began trending across both Tanzanian and South African Twitter.
Fans began dissecting every syllable, replaying the clip, and connecting the dots.
The gold and black reference? Too obvious to ignore.
Feisal Salum, currently playing for Azam FC in the Tanzanian Premier League, has been considered one of the best midfielders in East Africa for several seasons now.
With excellent vision, tight ball control, and composure under pressure, he’s often compared to former PSL greats like Teko Modise and Siphiwe Tshabalala—but with a modern, European-influenced playing style.
Sources inside Naturena have remained tight-lipped, but recent sightings of what appear to be Chiefs scouts at Azam matches have only added fuel to the fire.
In addition, Salum’s recent absence from club training sessions has sparked further speculation that he may be in the process of negotiating a move.
Some fans even claim to have seen him arrive at OR Tambo International Airport under heavy security earlier this week.
But what would this signing mean for Kaizer Chiefs?
A LOT.
Chiefs have long struggled to find a consistent, creative engine in midfield.
Their build-up play has been slow, predictable, and often lacking final-third penetration.
Feisal Salum could be the solution.
At 25, he’s in his prime.
And he brings with him not only talent, but international experience—having represented Tanzania in both AFCON and World Cup qualifying campaigns.
Former players are also reacting.
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