South African press reports revealed that Caiser Chevies is seeking to sign international star Percy Tao, as part of a comprehensive plan to support the team before the start of the 2025-2026 season, led by Tunisian coach Nasruddin Nabi.
Tao is looking for a new station
This move comes at a time when Tao’s contract with Qatar club has ended, becoming a free player in the transfer market. The 31 -year -old has a distinguished CV, most notably his remarkable brilliance with the Egyptian Al -Ahly Club, as he contributed to the coronation of the African Champions League and the Egyptian Premier League, along with several continental and local championships.
Kaiser Chevs and rebuilding
According to the South African newspaper “IOL”, Kaiser Chevies hopes to restore his local luster after two championships, despite his recent crowning the Nidbank Cup at the expense of the rivals Orlando Bayers. The Persie Tao deal is part of a project to rebuild the team, which during the summer witnessed wide changes in its list, including the exit of a number of players without a real imprint.
The technical staff of the team believes that attracting a player in Tao experience will give the squad technical and leadership stability, especially in light of the club’s aspirations to return to the coronation and competition platforms for the domestic league title.
Technical and leading value
Tao as an ideal option is seen thanks to his capabilities to make the difference in the last third of the field, in addition to being a nature leader who is able to direct young players on the field, which are qualities that the technical staff is currently searching within the policy of replacing and developing basic elements.
Local competition for the deal
Although the name Tao is linked to the possibility of returning to his former club Mamelodi Sun Downs or signing with Orlando Bayers, his move to Kaiser Chivars may constitute a great turn in his career, and also represents a strong addition to the Nasruddin Nabi project, seeking to return the team to the top of South African football.
