Erick Mathoho is claimed to be facing an uncertain future at Kaizer Chiefs, with the defender having been lowered to a spectator this season.
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The 32-year-old defender, who joined Bloemfontein Celtic in 2012, is struggling to get sport time at Amakhosi this season.
He has made only one look to this point for Chiefs, approaching as a late substitute within the 2-1 win over SuperSport United final month.
According to a supply, Mathoho may very well be let go by Chiefs in January.
“To be honest, there’s no place for Tower (Erick Mathoho) in the centre back position. If he is not released in January, he’ll definitely leave the club at the end of the season,” stated the supply.
Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane prefers Zitha Kwinika and Siyabonga Ngezana at the central defence place.
Zwane has additionally tried Edmilson Dove as a makeshift centre again in Ngezana and Kwinika’s absence and the Mozambican defender has excelled in that position, profitable two Man-of-the-Match awards within the course of.
Chiefs even have Njabulo Ngcobo and Austin Dube competing for the centre defence place and Ngcobo has been the popular back-up participant on the bench for Zwane this season.
Meanwhile, Dube, who’s but to make an look for Chiefs this season, can also be stated to be on his approach out of Naturena.
Dube joined Chiefs from Richards Bay at the start of final season and made 17 appearances in all competitions.
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