Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi shared an optimistic message with the club’s supporters following their commanding 3-0 win over Chippa United in the Nedbank Cup.
The victory secured Amakhosi’s spot in the quarterfinals, with their hopes of ending a 10-year trophy drought still very much alive. However, Nabi acknowledged that there’s more work to be done.
Despite Chiefs taking an early lead, Nabi admitted that they allowed Chippa to gain momentum toward the end of the first half. “As we said earlier, the game wasn’t going to be easy,” Nabi remarked on SuperSport TV. “We scored early, but in the first half, we let the opponent take control. We made adjustments in the second half, and the performance improved, leading to the win.”
Looking ahead, Nabi is confident that Chiefs will continue to improve. “Step by step, we’re going to come back. We’ll take it step by step, no pressure, we work seriously, and Kaizer Chiefs, I promise you, we will come back in the future. Not now, but soon. Step by step.”
Since his appointment, Nabi has guided Chiefs to eight victories in 18 matches. His solid start has earned him the backing of fans, and with the team’s strong form in 2025, Khosi supporters have plenty of reasons to stay hopeful.
