With the window already open, indications from within the Amakhosi camp suggest the club's technical team is satisfied with the current group of players and sees no urgent need to add new faces at this stage of the season.
According to a Soccer Laduma source, the anticipated return of several players from injury has significantly boosted squad depth, making new signings unnecessary.
"I don't think Chiefs are going to sign anyone. Who do you sign, and for which position?" the source told the publication.
"If you are signing a striker, there are already too many. In midfield, you can't. In defence, you can't, because there are players there who are not even playing."
The insider pointed to the increasing competition in midfield, where George Matlou has become a regular alongside Lebohang Maboe and Nkosingiphile Ngcobo. The return of key defenders has further strengthened the squad.
"At right-back, Reeve Frosler is not even playing, and Thabiso Monyane is now fit. Rushwin Dortley and Given Msimango are back. On the left, you have Bradley Cross and Nkanyiso Shinga, who hasn't played."
Kaizer Chiefs Marketing and Commercial Director Jessica Motaung has reaffirmed the club's ambition to push deeper into the CAF Confederation Cup as the group-stage campaign resumes in the new year.
Farouk Khan has delivered a brutally honest verdict on the club’s prolonged struggles, claiming that even elite managers such as Pep Guardiola or Jose Mourinho would fail to turn things around unless deeper structural issues are addressed.
Kaizer Chiefs right-back Thabiso Monyane has opened up on his close bond with Burnley striker Lyle Foster, revealing why he once lived with the Foster family and considers the forward his brother.
Kaizer Chiefs may be presented with a rare opportunity in the transfer market, and former PSL forward Phumlani Mkhize believes the club should not let it pass.
