Philemon Jambaya
Khama Billiat’s move to Saudi Arabia seems imminent as Kaizer Chiefs do not seem keen on renewing his contract which expires in four months.
Billiat, who has failed to live up to his billing at Kaizer Chiefs, has been criticised by the South African media in recent times.
However, as reported by Zim Now earlier, Billiat is set to join his former gaffer at Mamelodi Sundowns, this time at Saudi side, Al-Ahli.
According to South African publication, The Sunday World, Chiefs are likely not going to extend the player’s stay and his services have been offered to Pitso Mosimane’s club Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia.
Al-Ahli currently play in the second-tier league but are leading the race to win promotion to the Saudi Pro League.
Meanwhile, Khama will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery to treat a groin problem.
The Zimbabwean midfielder suffered the injury prior to the 2022 Fifa World Cup break.
He made a slight progress in his recovery after returning to light training last month but aggravated the injury.
The former Warriors international made 11 appearances across all competitions this season, registering three assists but did not score.
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