IN PICTURES – Chiefs welcome Mayo to the Village

'Khanyisa Mayo Arrives at the Village Welcome back to the Kaizer Chiefs Village! A lot has changed since you were last here with your dad,' said Chiefs in a Tweet.


New Kaizer Chiefs striker Khanyisa Mayo arrived at the Amakhosi Village in Naturena on Friday to meet his teammates.

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“Khanyisa Mayo Arrives at the Village Welcome back to the Kaizer Chiefs Village! A lot has changed since you were last here with your dad,” said Chiefs in a Tweet.

Like father like son

Patrick Mayo, Khanyisa’s father, played as a striker for Chiefs between 2003 and 2007.

Mayo, 27, has joined Chiefs on a season-long loan from Algerian giants CR Belouizdad.

Chiefs announced Mayo had signed during the recent international break, and posted a video of Mayo greeting the Amakhosi fans from Algeria.

Mayo’s first game for Chiefs could come as early as Tuesday when they face Sekhukhune United in a top-of-the-table Betway Premiership clash.

Stiff competition at Chiefs

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He will, however, face stiff competition up front from the likes of Flavio Silva, Wandile Duba and Ashley Du Preez.