Bimenyimana facing a possible exit at Amakhosi

Amakhosi management have been unimpressed with Kaizer Chiefs’ top goal-scorer who now faces a shock possible exit.

Caleb-Bonfils Bimenyimana could be facing an exit out of Naturena, according to SoccerLaduma.

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This comes as a result of Amakhosi management not being impressed with his performances this season despite being Amakhosi’s top goal-scorer this season.

Bimenyimana is Amakhosi’s top goal-scorer this season with seven goals in the DStv Premiership.

However, he now faces a possible exit.While seven goals looks good on paper, three of them came from penalties in one game against Stellenbosch FC.

Meaning, he has not offered much during open play for the Soweto giants this season.

Now, management has realized that he is not as good as they had hoped and that they have better players in his position.

“The Siya crew has gathered information that Caleb Bimenyimana is another player facing the exit door.

“The club’s management is said to have not been impressed by the general contribution of the 1.94 metre tall Burundian striker, even though at one stage, he was the club’s leading goal scorer.

“A lot was expected from him as a foreign player but since the start of the season, he has turned out to be more average than the players already on the Amakhosi roster, hence the possible decision to offload him,” the report read on SoccerLaduma.

Therefore, Christian Saile Basomboli and Ashley Du Preez are likely be utilized more frequently going forward.

Perhaps we could even see more of Wandile Duba next season.

Ashley Cupido and Iqraam Rayners have been identified as potential targets by Amakhosi management.

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However, Cupido confirmed that he would rather sign for Orlando Pirate. He also remains open to a potential move aborad.

Furthermore, the Soweto giants now face stiff competition for Rayners from Mamelodi Sundowns.