Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi had an eventful evening following his team’s 12th defeat of the season in the Betway Premiership, losing to Orlando Pirates in the Soweto derby. The frustration of the loss seemed to spill over into the post-match press conference, where Nabi stormed out after a tense exchange with a journalist.
When questioned about his leadership and the club’s direction amid growing pressure, Nabi responded with a fiery defense of his position, showcasing his anger at the mounting criticism. The tense moment underlined the challenges Nabi is facing as the scrutiny around his role intensifies.
An Unexpected Twist: Nabi Takes a Journalist’s Phone by Mistake
However, the drama didn’t stop there. After leaving the press conference, Nabi inadvertently took a journalist’s phone instead of his own. The phone mishap continued into the evening when Nabi unknowingly took the device all the way to Sandton.
“He took the phone with him, and they had to call his driver before he realized the mistake,” a source told Phakaaathi. The phone was then returned to FNB Stadium, where the exchange for the correct one was finally made.
The Road to Redemption: Nedbank Cup Final Up Next
Despite the awkward mix-up, Nabi and his team are looking ahead to a chance for redemption. Chiefs will face Orlando Pirates once again in the highly anticipated Nedbank Cup final this Saturday in Durban. This match represents a critical opportunity for Nabi and the squad to recover from a tough season and prove their worth in front of their fans.
