Johannesburg - Former Kaizer Chiefs assistant coach, Farouk Khan, is lined as possible replacement for Conti Kubheka if news of his impendi...
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Johannesburg - Former Kaizer Chiefs assistant coach, Farouk Khan, is lined as possible replacement for Conti Kubheka if news of his impending move are true, reports the media.
Kubheka, the Head of Youth Development at Naturena since 2012, might follow Doctor Khumalo out of Naturena.
Khumalo left Chiefs after failing to land his favourite post, after years of loyal service.
Khan has long been linked with a return to Chiefs for some time now and confirmed last year there had been talks with the club’s management regarding a reunion at Naturena in the future, he did say that he was waiting on word from them though.
Between 1997 and 2002 Khan was an assistant at Chiefs as they picked up numerous trophies and developed some excellent young footballers, two things that both seem to have been lacking in recent years.
Recently, Soccer Laduma mentioned that Chiefs want Khan as Head of Youth Development if Kubheka leaves, with the Stars of Africa Academy owner having a fine track record that includes the likes of Rantie, May Mahlangu and Tefu Mashamaite.
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Khan has long been linked with a return to Chiefs for some time now and confirmed last year there had been talks with the club’s management regarding a reunion at Naturena in the future, he did say that he was waiting on word from them though.
Between 1997 and 2002 Khan was an assistant at Chiefs as they picked up numerous trophies and developed some excellent young footballers, two things that both seem to have been lacking in recent years.
Recently, Soccer Laduma mentioned that Chiefs want Khan as Head of Youth Development if Kubheka leaves, with the Stars of Africa Academy owner having a fine track record that includes the likes of Rantie, May Mahlangu and Tefu Mashamaite.
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