Kaizer Chiefs Midfielder Signs 3-Year Deal & Rising Goalkeeping Star Eyes Chiefs Future!
In a confirmed transfer, TS Galaxy have secured the signing of Dano Yangosi, the reserve team captain of Kaizer Chiefs.
Fresh off winning the DSTV Diski Challenge title, Yangosi’s move was finalized with a three-year contract.
This signing represents TS Galaxy’s first major addition as they prepare for the upcoming Betway Premiership season under coach Ednan Beanovic.
Yangosi, 21, whose contract with Chiefs expires in June, joins a club that already features former Amakhosi development products like Buso Dane.
Galaxy’s recruitment strategy appears focused on young, homegrown talent with potential to make an impact at the top level.
Meanwhile, Kaizer Chiefs themselves are gearing up for a busy transfer window.
After a turbulent campaign marked by inconsistency and underperformance, the Glamour Boys are looking to overhaul their squad ahead of the 2025/26 season.
The club is reportedly eyeing several high-caliber players to strengthen multiple positions and restore competitiveness.
One notable target was winger Asane Bay from relegated Cape Town Spurs.
Chiefs reportedly tabled a R4 million offer for the player, but the Urban Warriors initially refused to release him.
However, following Spurs’ relegation from the National First Division, all their players, including Bay, are now free agents eligible to sign with professional clubs.
This shift opens the door for Chiefs and other PSL teams to bolster their squads with quality talent from the lower tiers.
While the transfer process may involve some development compensation claims, the opportunity to acquire players like Bay on free transfers is a welcome prospect.
On the goalkeeping front, a promising new name is emerging: Fletcher Smith Low.
The 18-year-old South African goalkeeper recently played a pivotal role in AmaJ’s historic triumph at the U20 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt.
His outstanding performances earned him the goalkeeper of the tournament award and a spot in the competition’s best XI.
Currently playing in Portugal, Smith Low has expressed a strong desire to eventually play for Kaizer Chiefs.
He acknowledged the challenges Chiefs face with inconsistency between the posts, citing current goalkeepers Fiatari, Bruce Vuma, and Brandon Peterson as struggling to find form.
Although Smith Low may not be ready for immediate first-team action, he could represent a long-term solution for Chiefs’ goalkeeping department as he develops.
“I supported Chiefs when I was younger, and it’s a possibility I might play for them in the future,” he revealed in a recent interview.
Smith Low’s journey began in Cape Town with Ubuntu before relocating to Portugal during the COVID-19 pandemic due to family reasons.
Initially, professional football wasn’t his primary focus, but through hard work and dedication, opportunities began to emerge.
For now, Smith Low plans to return to Portugal to rest before continuing his development.
At just 18, he remains focused on working hard, staying humble, and pursuing his dream of playing at the World Cup.
Chiefs fans will be encouraged by the prospect of adding such a talented young goalkeeper to their ranks, complementing the club’s ongoing efforts to rebuild and strengthen ahead of next season.
In summary, while Kaizer Chiefs lose a promising midfielder in Dano Yangosi to TS Galaxy, they are actively pursuing reinforcements to improve their squad depth and quality.
The potential arrival of Fletcher Smith Low adds further optimism about the club’s future, especially in addressing goalkeeping concerns.
As the transfer window approaches, the Glamour Boys face a crucial period of rebuilding and repositioning if they are to reclaim their status as title contenders.
With fresh talent coming in and ambitious young prospects eyeing the club, the next chapter promises excitement and renewed hope for supporters.
