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Chiefs, Sua send early warning signs

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It might be off-season with the winter transfer window period yet to officially open but transfer activities at Sua Flamingoes and Mochudi Centre Chiefs are already in full swing, sending warning signals to rivals.

The pair finished inside the top eight and at some point was in the running for the 2024-2025 FNB Premiership title.

Ahead of the 2025-2026 season, both teams are leaving no stone unturned with transfer activities that suggest they are gunning for the championship. Magosi have over a decade without tasting the league championship and have entrusted former captain, Pontsho Moloi, with the return to glory days.

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Chiefs, Sua send early warning signs

It might be off-season with the winter transfer window period yet to officially open but transfer activities at Sua Flamingoes and Mochudi Centre Chiefs are already in full swing, sending warning signals to rivals.

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