Kaizer Chiefs F.C. - Club Officials/Technical Team

Club Officials/Technical Team

  • Executive chairman: Kaizer Motaung
  • MD: Bheki Shongwe
  • Football manager: Bobby Motaung
  • Team manager: Gerald Sibeko
  • Coach: Stuart Baxter
  • Assistant coaches: Doctor Khumalo, Donald Khuse & Arthur Zwane
  • Goalkeeper coach: Rainer Dinkelacker

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