Kaizer Chiefs have long been hailed as South Africa’s leading club for being both the country’s most successful and most supported team.

The club has also become a rite of passage for young, great players to wear the club’s famous Kaizer Chiefs gold jersey.  For the 2009/2010 season their new home and away kits will continue to be a desired item, capable of inspiring, joyful and brilliant football both on and off-field.

In keeping the authentic football passion alive, Nike and Kaizer Chiefs officially unveiled their new 2009/2010 home and away kits on field at the revamped Orlando Stadium in Soweto – both iconic destinations considered by many to be the home of football in South Africa.

The notable changes to the new home and away kit will give the Amakhosi a bold and striking appearance to pursue even more success. Continue Reading

In an effort to get the finer details on sponsorship agreements between clubs and their sponsors, I posed questions to Vodacom about their deal with Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs and Bloemfontein Celtics football clubs. Dot Field is the Chief Communications Officer at Vodacom Group and was kind enough to provide answers…

Can you detail your sponsorship agreement with Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs?
As the greatest supporter of SA Soccer, Vodacom has one of largest investments in South African soccer and most certainly, the one with the greatest depth. The company is the official sponsor of Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Bloemfontein Celtic. Continue Reading

The business of soccer, like life in general, is dynamic with continuous improvement required to face new challenges. Continue Reading

Kaizer Chiefs broke new ground in local soccer when they became the first club to custom build their headquarters and training Continue Reading

Jomo Sono was an iconic player in his day, but he has failed as a soccer business leader. To put it bluntly he doesn’t have the nous to turn Jomo Cosmos FC into a viable and cutting-edge soccer brand in the long-term. Continue Reading

One of the reasons soccer is so big in England, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Argentina, to name a few examples, is that the game has crossover appeal. People support the game whatever their colour or creed. Continue Reading