Kaizer Chiefs winger Faiz Abrahams has become the subject of fresh questions about his availability after a report that he has not returned to club duties ahead of the Carling Knockout semi-final against Mamelodi Sundowns.
FARPost reported on Saturday, 14 November, that the 21-year-old had not rejoined the squad following a short break. This is a reported allegation, not an absence independently confirmed by Kaizer Chiefs. The club has not publicly announced disciplinary action or a decision to end his loan.
Abrahams’ arrival at Naturena
Abrahams joined Kaizer Chiefs from Stellenbosch FC on 6 August 2026. Both clubs announced a season-long loan arrangement that included an option for Chiefs to make the move permanent.
The young winger arrived with experience in South African youth football, having represented the country at the 2025 CAF U20 Africa Cup of Nations, as well as a previous spell in Israel.
His career before Chiefs
Stellenbosch confirmed Abrahams’ return from Israeli club Hapoel Kfar Saba on 17 February 2026, reporting three goals and three assists in 11 league appearances. The club’s announcement did not establish misconduct as the reason for his return.
His performances for Amakhosi
Abrahams made his Chiefs debut against Richards Bay in August. He later scored against Siwelele in a 3–2 league victory in September and made his first league start against Golden Arrows on 20 September.
He was also listed among the substitutes for the Carling Knockout quarter-final against Siwelele on 8 November but did not feature.
What has been confirmed about his future?
As of 14 November, there has been no independently verified official announcement from Kaizer Chiefs confirming that Abrahams has been suspended, released or had his loan agreement terminated.
His season-long loan from Stellenbosch remains the latest publicly confirmed contractual arrangement. While FARPost’s report raises questions about his current availability, the circumstances surrounding the alleged absence await clarification from the player and club.
Sources
FWG PLUS Editorial Team
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