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Parker: We’re going out there with fire in our eyes

Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker says they will approach their last two Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches with ‘fire in our eyes’. You may also like

Parker draws inspiration from Ronaldo

Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker says he draws inspiration from Spanish giants Real Madrid as well as Juventus superstar Cristiano Ronaldo. You may also like

Parker: It’s like a breath of fresh air

Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker is delighted to have returned to training, eagerly waiting for the Absa Premiership season to resume. You may also like

Parker: I haven’t even thought about retirement, I’m still going strong

Kaizer Chiefs forward Bernard Parker insists he is not thinking about hanging up his boots because he is still feeling good, adding that his game is more about mental fortitude and calculating the right moves. You may also like

WATCH: PSL players send important message to South Africans

Watch as Absa Premiership players urge South Africans to stay safe and indoors during the 21-day lockdown in light of the coronavius pandemic plaguing the country. You may also like

Throwback Thursday: Golden Boot winners in PSL

SoccerClub pays tribute to the past and present strikers who have graced the PSL top goal-scorer’s list since its inception back in 1996. You may also like

Parker: Chiefs have the material to do well

Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker has urged his side to remain physically and mentally sharp when they take on Royal Eagles in the Nedbank Cup on Saturday. You may also like

Parker: My aim is to win as many trophies as we can

Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker is relishing the chance to help Amakhosi overcome Royal Eagles to move one step closer to the Nedbank Cup trophy. You may also like

Baxter signs new deal at Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs have announced that goalkeeper-coach Lee Baxter has extended his stay after signing a new two-year contract with the Soweto giants. You may also like