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High spending Chiefs may still dip into transfer market

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Big spenders: Chiefs are on a spending spree PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Despite signing more than 10 players in the transfer window, Mochudi Centre Chiefs are not closing the chequebook just yet.

The Kgatleng giants had the local football scene talking with the recent acquisition of Zebras’ playmaker, Gilbert Baruti, from Jwaneng Galaxy. Baruti’s arrival is in addition to the recruitment of, amongst others, former Township Rollers’ goalkeeping duo of Kabelo Maphakela and Keoagile Kgosipula, veteran forward, Hendrick Moyo, Kgotso Phuti and Kitso Mpuisang.

Other additions are Tshepo Malgas, Shanganani Nganda, Theo Shadikong, and Comoros’ forward, Ibrohim Youssouf, as Magosi have 13 new faces in the current transfer market.

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