Solomons Urges Chiefs to Follow the Winning Ways of Downs, Bucs, and Stellies

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After securing the Nedbank Cup with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Orlando Pirates at Moses Mabhida Stadium, Kaizer Chiefs defender Dillan Solomons expressed excitement about the team’s upcoming campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup. Their triumph ended a decade-long trophy drought and granted them a spot in continental competition next season.

Inspired by the recent success of South African clubs, including Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Stellenbosch, Solomons emphasized Chiefs’ ambition to make their mark in Africa. While acknowledging that it’s not the Champions League, he highlighted the opportunity to showcase their brand on a bigger stage and chase further silverware.

Reflecting on the hard-fought victory, Solomons admitted they would have loved to bring home the trophy earlier, particularly for their revered chairman, Kaizer Motaung.

Kaizer Chiefs defender Dillan Solomons expressed immense joy after their long-awaited Nedbank Cup victory, acknowledging how much it meant to the team and their supporters.

The triumph, ending a decade long trophy drought, came as a moment of pride for the club.

Solomons highlighted the unwavering trust their chairman, Kaizer Motaung, had placed in both the players and technical staff. Winning silverware was their way of showing appreciation, and he hoped it would mark the beginning of a new era of success.

With the trophy secured, Chiefs now turn their attention to the Betway Premiership, aiming for a top-eight finish. Solomons, 28, urged his teammates to maintain the same determination in their upcoming matches against Polokwane City and Sekhukhune United. Reflecting on their hard-fought victory, he credited their hunger and resilience, emphasizing their desire to win had been greater than their rivals'.