Kaizer Chiefs F.C.
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Itumeleng Khune2004сейчас- Itumeleng Khune2005сейчас
- George Lebese2008сейчас
- Reneilwe Letsholonyane2008сейчас
Bernard Parker2011сейчас- Willard Katsande2011сейчас
- Eric Mathoho2012сейчас
Morgan Gould2012сейчас- Nhlanhla Khuzwayo2012сейчас
- Siboniso Gaxa2012сейчас
- Siyabonga Nkosi2012сейчас
Tsepo Masilela2012сейчас
Ivan Bukenya2013сейчас- Reyaad Pieterse2013сейчас
- Bongani Ndulula2015сейчас
- Daniel Cardoso2015сейчас
Siyanda Xulu2015сейчас
Sula Matovu2015сейчас- Gustavo Páez2017сейчас
- Arthur Zwaneсейчас
Daniel Akpeyiсейчас- Daniel Matsauсейчас
- Emeka Mamaleсейчас
- Emmanuel Ngobeseсейчас
- Marc Batchelorсейчас
- Njabulo Blomсейчас
- Nkosingiphile Ngcoboсейчас
- Phil Masingaсейчас
- Roberto Landiсейчас
- Ryan Moonсейчас
- Sibusiso Dlaminiсейчас
Teenage Hadebeсейчас- Wiseman Meyiwaсейчас
- Patrick Ntsoelengoe1971–1988
- Abednigo Ngcobo1972–1985
- Kaizer Motaung1972–1974
Jairzinho1975–1975- Jack Chamangwana1986–1989
- Doctor Khumalo1987–2004
- Fani Madida1987–1992
- Gary Bailey1988–1990
- John Moshoeu1988–1993
Lucas Radebe1989–1994- Neil Tovey1990–1999
- Pollen Ndlanya1990–1991
- Linda Buthelezi1991–1993
Brian Baloyi1993–2004- John Moshoeu1993–1993
- Steve Komphela1993–1993
- Thabang Lebese1993–2000
- Pollen Ndlanya1994–1996
- Thabo Mooki1994–2009
- David Nyathi1996–1996
- Dumisa Ngobe1996–1997
- Mark Williams1996–1997
Bradley Carnell1997–1998- Muisi Ajao1997–1998
- Patrick Mabedi1998–2006
- Siyabonga Nomvethe1998–2001
- Sizwe Motaung1998–2000
- Zane Moosa1998–1999
Jabu Mahlangu1999–2004- Neil Winstanley1999–2000
- Arthur Zwane2000–2010
- Cyril Nzama2000–2008
- David Kannemeyer2001–2004
- Rowen Fernández2001–2007
- Stanton Fredericks2001–2004
- Kabamba Musasa2002–2005
- Martin Carelse2002–2004
- Tinashe Nengomasha2002–2012
- Bevan Fransman2003–2006
- Fabian McCarthy2003–2008
- John Moshoeu2003–2006
- Kaizer Motaung Junior2003–2014
- Patrick Mayo2003–2007
- Collins Mbesuma2004–2005
- David Obua2005–2008
- Emile Baron2005–2009
- Jimmy Tau2005–2013
- Louis Agyemang2005–2007
Serge Djiéhoua2005–2008- Rotson Kilambe2006–2006
- Shaun Bartlett2006–2008
- Siyabonga Nkosi2006–2007
- Mandla Masango2007–2015
Markus Böcskör2007–2008
Onismor Bhasera2007–2009
Siphiwe Tshabalala2007–2018- Thuso Phala2007–2009
- Gordon Gilbert2008–2010
- Ibezito Ogbonna2008–2010
- Jeffrey Ntuka2008–2010
Jonathan Quartey2008–2009- José Torrealba2008–2011
- Valery Nahayo2008–2011
- Knowledge Musona2009–2011
- Toni Nhleko2009–2011
- Lucky Baloyi2010–2014
- Lehlohonolo Majoro2011–2013
- Stanton Lewis2011–2011
Tefu Mashamaite2011–2015- Matthew Rusike2012–2015
- Knowledge Musona2013–2014
- Katlego Mphela2014–2015
- Ovidy Karuru2014–2014
Camaldine Abraw2015–2015
Siyabonga Ngezana2016–2023- Godfrey Walusimbi2018–2019
Kaizer Chiefs F.C. is the most successful team in South African football history, holding the most trophies since 1970.
The club was founded by Kaizer Motaung after his return from playing in the United States, combining his name with that of his former team, the Atlanta Chiefs.
Kaizer Chiefs were named African Club of the Year in 2001, highlighting their impact on the continent.
Биография
Formation
Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, affectionately known as AmaKhosi, was founded in January 1970 by Kaizer "Chincha Guluva" Motaung, who had just returned from the United States after playing for the Atlanta Chiefs in the North American Soccer League. The name "Kaizer Chiefs" was a creative blend of Motaung's first name and his former club's name. The club quickly became a significant force in South African football, with contributions from key figures such as Gilbert Sekgabi, Clarence Mlokoti, and Ewert "The Lip" Nene, who helped shape its early years.
Rise to Prominence
Kaizer Chiefs established themselves as a dominant team in the South African Premier Division, earning the reputation of being the most successful club in the country since the inception of the top flight in 1970. Their headquarters, Kaizer Chiefs Village, is located just six kilometers south of Johannesburg, serving as a hub for the club's operations. The 2001–02 season marked a pinnacle in their history, where they achieved an extraordinary feat by winning four major trophies in just four months, including the African Cup Winners' Cup. However, this success was marred by the tragic Ellis Park Stadium disaster, which claimed the lives of 43 fans.
Legacy
Over the years, Kaizer Chiefs have amassed the most trophies among all South African clubs, solidifying their legacy in the sport. They were honored as the African Club of the Year in 2001, a testament to their influence and success on the continental stage. The club continues to be a symbol of pride for its fans, who refer to them as "Amakhosi," meaning "kings" or "chiefs" in Zulu, reflecting their esteemed status in South African football history.
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Kaizer Chiefs FC was founded in January 1970 shortly after the return of Kaizer "Chincha Guluva" Motaung from the United States where he played as a striker for the Atlanta Chiefs of the North American Soccer League (NASL). He combined his own first name with the Atlanta Chiefs to create the name of Kaizer Chiefs. Several other people have played key roles in the formation and growth of Kaizer Chiefs, including the late Gilbert Sekgabi, Clarence Mlokoti, China Ngema, Ewert "The Lip" Nene, and Rabelani Jan Mofokeng, he trailed and quit because of work. Club manager Bobby Motaung, son of Kaizer Chiefs founder Kaizer Motaung, has been a key figure in the administration, recruitment and strategic direction of the club since the 1990s. Kaizer Chiefs are known as "Amakhosi" by its fans, a Zulu word meaning "kings" or "chiefs". Their headquarters is Kaizer Chiefs Village six kilometres south of Johannesburg. The 2001–02 season was one of the Club's most successful in their history as well as their most tragic. They won four major trophies in four months; the Vodacom Challenge, the BP Top Eight, the Coca-Cola Cup, and the African Cup Winners' Cup. At the time the team was said to have been a team that was on "Operation vat alles" by its then public relations officer Putco Mafani, "vat alles" being an Afrikaans statement meaning "take everything" in English. However, the highs of cup wins was contrasted by the lows of the Ellis Park Stadium disaster on 11 April 2001, in which 43 fans…
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- Premier Soccer League
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- South African Premier Division
Наследие
PSL Reserve League
Champions (1): 2025
Awards
CAF Awards
African Club of the Year 2001
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
Kaizer Chiefs Football Club is a South African professional football club based in Naturena, Johannesburg South, that plays in the Premiership. The team is nicknamed AmaKhosi, which means 'Kings' or 'Chiefs' in Zulu, and the Phefeni Glamour Boys. They hold the most trophies amongst all clubs in South Africa and are the most successful team in South African football history since the start of the top flight in 1970.
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