Kaizer Chiefs are keeping a close eye on Young Africans striker Prince Dube as a potential addition to their squad.
Dube has been a key player in Young Africans’ dominant season, helping them maintain a four-point lead over second-placed Simba with eight games remaining. The Tanzanian club has scored a league-best 58 goals, with Dube playing a crucial role in their attack, while they’ve only conceded nine goals.
Reports suggest that Dube has become a top priority for Chiefs, surpassing other targets like Fiston Mayele and Michael Olunga. “The club is assessing the realistic chances of signing a striker, and as of now, Prince Dube looks like the most promising option,” a source revealed. “The other strikers they’ve been looking at, like Olunga and Mayele, are proving difficult to secure, so attention has shifted to Dube. He’s performing well at Yanga, and Chiefs are focused on strengthening the striker and left-back positions.”
In other news, defender Happy Mashiane, who had a rocky start to the season, is now gaining confidence and proving his worth at Kaizer Chiefs. The club is reportedly reconsidering plans to loan or release the 27-year-old in the offseason. “Things are looking good for Happy,” SoccerLaduma confirmed. “Not just for this season, but the coach is trusting him more in that left-hand position. Nabi is happy with his progress, which has boosted Mashiane’s confidence. With his contract running until June 2026, it’s a sign that he may not be loaned out or released anytime soon.”
