Nabi Reveals Reasons for Joining Amakhosi, Confirms Arabian Gulf Interest Former Tunisian national coach Nasreddine Nabi has shed light on his decision to accept the offer from Kaizer Chiefs, the iconic South African football club. In an exclusive interview, Nabi explained that the opportunity to manage a team of Kaizer Chiefs’ stature was an irresistible honor. “It’s a dream come true for me,” he said. “Kaizer Chiefs is a legendary club with a massive fan base. It’s a privilege to be entrusted with such a responsibility.” Despite the club’s recent struggles, Nabi expressed confidence in the team’s potential. “I’ve carefully assessed the squad and I believe we have all the necessary ingredients to compete for trophies,” he added. Nabi also confirmed that he had received interest from several clubs in the Arabian Gulf region. However, he ultimately decided that the challenge of reviving Kaizer Chiefs was too appealing to pass up. “I am aware of the high expectations that come with this role,” Nabi said. “But I am confident that I can bring success back to Kaizer Chiefs. I am committed to building a team that can dominate both domestically and internationally.” Nabi’s arrival at Amakhosi has been met with mixed reactions. While some fans are optimistic about his appointment, others have expressed concerns about his lack of experience in South African football. Nabi, however, remains unfazed by the skepticism. “I am confident that I can prove my worth,” he said. “I have a proven track record of success, and I am eager to build on that here at Kaizer Chiefs.”The family of Jonathan Baker was shattered by his tragic passing. Family friend Raewyn Tarawhiti described him as a “wonderful man” who left behind a loving wife and family. The community has been devastated by this loss and will gather at his funeral tomorrow in Pukekohe.The family of Jonathan Baker was shattered by his tragic passing. Family friend Raewyn Tarawhiti described him as a “wonderful man” who left behind a loving wife and family. The community has been devastated by this loss and will gather at his funeral tomorrow in Pukekohe. Detective Inspector Darrell Harpur appealed to the public for witnesses, requesting any video footage captured before the fatal collision. The crash occurred after an Audi and a Toyota Landcruiser were seen driving erratically and overtaking each other at high speed. The Toyota driver collided with an oncoming Mazda, resulting in the death of its driver. The Toyota driver also suffered serious injuries. Harpur believes there might have been a dispute between the Audi and Toyota drivers. He urged anyone with information or footage of dangerous driving in the area at the time of the incident to contact the police.Nasreddine Nabi has shed light on his reasons for accepting Kaizer Chiefs’ offer, while also confirming interest from the Arabian Gulf. The Moroccan coach was unveiled as Chiefs’ new coach on Tuesday, penning a three-year deal with the Soweto giants. Nabi, who previously coached Wydad Casablanca, said it was an honour to be given the opportunity to lead a team of Kaizer Chiefs’ stature. “It’s an honour for me to oversee a team of the value of Kaizer Chiefs,” Nabi said. “It’s a big club with a lot of history and tradition. I’m very excited to be here and I’m looking forward to the challenge.” Nabi also confirmed that he had received interest from clubs in the Arabian Gulf, but said that he ultimately chose Chiefs because of the club’s ambition and the challenge of coaching in the DStv Premiership. “I had some offers from the Arabian Gulf, but I chose Kaizer Chiefs because I believe in the project that the club has,” Nabi said. “I believe that we can achieve great things together.” Nabi’s appointment has been met with mixed reactions from Chiefs fans, with some questioning his experience and others backing the club’s decision to appoint him. Nabi is expected to start work with Chiefs immediately, with the team set to begin their pre-season preparations next week.