Kaizer Chiefs: List of five players who exited the club so far
· The South African
Kaizer Chiefs have now confirmed five departures during the current transfer window as they continue reshaping their squad ahead of the new season.
Under new coach Fernando Da Cruz, Amakhosi are streamlining the squad in preparation for the 2026/27 campaign, with experienced midfielder Gaston Sirino becoming the latest player to leave Naturena.
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The 35-year-old Uruguayan departs after two seasons at the club, having scored five goals in 52 appearances across all competitions. Sirino is expected to join newly promoted Durban City on a free transfer.
Kaizer Chiefs announced his departure in an official statement on Monday.
“Amakhosi bid farewell to Sirino. As Kaizer Chiefs bid farewell to Gaston Sirino, the Club would like to express sincere gratitude to Papi for his dedication and contribution over the past two seasons. The experienced Uruguayan midfielder played a key role in helping Amakhosi achieve success since he arrived at the Club.
“We thank Gaston for his commitment and passion, as well as all the memories he leaves behind at Naturena,” the club wrote.
Sirino latest to leave Kaizer Chiefs
Sirino becomes the fifth confirmed departure of the off-season.
Earlier, Chiefs announced the release of striker Tashreeq Morris, who struggled to establish himself after arriving from SuperSport United.
Long-serving duo Happy Mashiane and George Matlou were also let go after finding regular game time difficult to come by. Mashiane spent last season on loan at Siwelele FC, while Matlou’s campaign was disrupted by injury after making only sporadic appearances.
Defender Aden McCarthy became Kaizer Chiefs’ first departure of the window after completing a transfer to Azerbaijani side Sabah FK last month.
Meanwhile, Ashley Du Preez’s future remains unresolved, with the forward continuing to be linked with a move back to Stellenbosch FC.
Kaizer Chiefs players who left since June;
Sirino
Mashiane
Matlou
McCarthy
Morris