I will forever be a Khosi for life – Ekstein thanks Chiefs
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrick Ekstein has thanked the club and its supporters after he completed a move to Azerbaijan side Sabah FC. You may also like
Former Chiefs man joins Azerbaijan outift Sabah
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrick Ekstein has joined Azerbaijan outfit Sabah FC on a free transfer. You may also like
Ekstein prefers local move – Agent
Hendrick Ekstein is looking to stay in South Africa despite having offers from clubs abroad, according to his manager, Palesa Mkhize. You may also like
Ekstein, Paez and Malope Chiefs exits confirmed
Kaizer Chiefs confirmed that the club have agreed to mutually terminate the contracts of trio Hendrick Ekstein, Gustavo Paez and Khotso Malope. You may also like
Middendorp wants Ekstein to stay at Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp wants in-form midfielder Hendrick Ekstein to remain at the club, although his contract expires at the end of the season. You may also like
Chiefs advance to Nedbank Cup semi-finals
Kaizer Chiefs advanced to the Nedbank Cup final four after Hendrick Ekstein and Dumisani Zuma fired the Soweto giants to a 2-0 victory over Cape Town City in the quarter-finals at the Mbombela Stadium on Sunday afternoon. You may also like
Ekstein set for Chiefs departure
According to reports, Hendrick Ekstein and Kaizer Chiefs have failed to agree a new deal, with the midfielder’s current contract set to expire in June this year. You may also like
Ekstein hails Mashiane’s quality
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrick Ekstein has urged starlet Happy Mashiane to stick to playing his normal football in order succeed at Amakhosi. You may also like
Middendorp: Ekstein can carry a team with his ideas
Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp believes Hendrick Ekstein has the quality and experience needed to carry the team under his guidance. You may also like
5 Chiefs players to watch in the Soweto derby
Kaizer Chiefs may have shown signs of improvement, but the clash against Orlando Pirates will provide them with the chance to fully click into gear. SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN has picked out 5 players who will be vital to their cause. You may also like
