Kaizer Chiefs FC's Patrick Mahomes is on track to start the season opener despite a knee injury. The star quarterback has been working hard to recover from the injury and has been participating in practices without any issues. Mahomes has been cleared to participate in practices and has been getting treatment nearly every day at the team facility. He has also been working with his personal trainer, Bobby Stroupe, to get his body right for the season.
What does this mean for the season?
The news is a boost for the team as they prepare for the upcoming season. With Mahomes on track to start, the team will be looking to build on their current form. They are currently 2nd in the Premier Soccer League with 7 points from 3 games, recent form DWW. The team has been scoring well, with 6 goals scored and 2 conceded, giving them a +4 goal difference. Top scorer L. Baartman has been impressive, scoring 1 goal in 3 appearances.
What's next for Joey Manu?
Joey Manu has signed with Kaizer Chiefs FC for the 2028 season. Manu has revealed how a conversation with Papua New Guinea's prime minister helped convince him to return to the NRL and join the Chiefs. The two-time premiership winner will be 31 by the time the two-year deal starts and will arrive with the ability to play fullback, centre or even five-eighth in the club's first year.
What's the latest on Travis Kelce?
Travis Kelce has been putting in a heavy effort in training camp this summer. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has needed to pull the tight end out of practices to keep his health a priority. Kelce is gearing up for his 14th NFL season and what may end up being his last.
