Chiefs cast South American net wider

Friday, June 05, 2026 | 160 Views |

Mochudi Centre Chiefs appear determined to strengthen their South American connection as the club edges closer to securing signatures of two attacking players from the continent ahead of next season.

Magosi, as the team is known, broke new ground in the just-ended season when they signed Argentine midfielder Nahuel Melgarejo, making him the first South American player to feature in the local top-flight league.

Now, with the club looking to build on a promising campaign under Spanish coach Miguel Corral Torreira, Chiefs have turned their attention back to the South American market in search of firepower.

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