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Kaizer Chiefs have moved swiftly to announce the return of Stuart Baxter as the head coach of the club on a two-year-deal.
The former Bafana Bafana head coach will be returning to the Soweto Giants for his second stint, having been the last coach to lead Amakhosi to the league title in 2015 after a successful tenure.
During this time Baxter oversaw 110 matches for Chiefs in all competitions, winning 66, drawing 25 and losing only 19 matches as he led the Glamour Boys to two league and cup doubles in 2012/13 with the Nedbank Cup and league titles, and again in 2014/15 season with MTN8 cup and league victories.
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The 67-year-old Scotsman had been at the helm of Indian Super League side Odisha FC, with whom he parted ways with in February this year, but had not moved to a new club despite links to the Swedish leagues.
Amakhosi, who currently are in 11th position in the DStv Premiership, with two fixtures left, parted ways with Gavin Hunt recently but still have to navigate tricky continental Semi-Final fixtures against Wydad Casablanca.
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Kaizer Chiefs will be hoping to reach their first CAF Confederations Final on the 17th of July, and become the third Mzansi football club to claim the coveted continental title.
Amakhosi remaining fixtures:
2 June vs Golden Arrows
5 June vs TS Galaxy
18 June vs Wydad Casablanca
25 June vs Wydad Casablanca
Sundowns star Peter Shalulile walked away with the two most coveted prizes at the 2020/21 PSL awards on Sunday.
Chiefs edged TS Galaxy to claim the last Top 8 spot, Pirates retained their CAF Confed spot and Chippa United could not avoid relegation play-offs
Pirates and Arrows will battle it out for a CAF spot, Chiefs and TS Galaxy will fight for the last top eight spot. Chippa United, Stellenbosch and Maritzburg United will be looking to avoid the Play-Off's.
Mamelodi Sundowns scooped three out of four PSL Monthly awards that were awarded for May/June.
Chiefs kept their Top 8 hopes alive, Amazulu clinched the CAF Champions League spot and Black Leopards got relegated. All the results from todays action.
Chippa and Leopards will look to keep their Premiership hopes alive, whilst Amakhosi, Celtic, Baroka and TS Galaxy look to make the Top 8. Amazulu, Pirates and Arrows all target CAF spots.
Leopards kept their slim PSL survival hopes alive with a come from behind victory over Kaizer Chiefs on Wednesday.
The PSL has released the award nominees for the 2020/21 season.
Eric Tinkler has returned to Cape Town City after four years away from the club.
New Bafana coach Hugo Broos has announced his first squad, which is set to take on Uganda next month.
Kaizer Chiefs thrashed Simba SC 4-0 in their 1st leg of their CAF Champions League Quarter-Final to get one foot into the semi-finals.
Masandawana striker Peter Shalulile is targeting a second CAF Champions League trophy for his club ahead of Al Ahly clash.
Amazulu duo Benni McCarthy and Veli Mothwa dominated the PSL monthly awards for March/April
Bucs will be looking to maintain winning ways vs struggling Stellies whilst Usuthu will be looking to cement their CAF spot vs Bakgakga.
Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila defeated Chippa United 1-0 to claim their first trophy in their maiden PSL season.
Mamelodi Sundowns strengthen their top spot grip and league title credentials with a 2-0 win vs Maritzburg United.
Amazulu and Mamelodi Sundowns played to an exciting goalless draw in their top of the table clash.
Masandawana will be looking to open a nine-point gap at the summit of the DStv Premiership as they take on second placed Usuthu.
Percy Tau headlines a 40-man preliminary squad selected for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics in July.
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