Kaizer Chiefs’ second assistant coach Cedrick Kaze is out of the hospital after he was hospitalised this past weekend.
The Burundian tactician was a big miss during Amakhosi’s 4-1 to SuperSport United this past Tuesday at FNB Stadium.
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Despite the club not providing the reasons for his absence, it has been established that the 44-year-old missed the match after he was hospitalised this past weekend due to a suspected virus that attacked the club’s camp.
The virus was suspected to have also affected some of the club’s technical staff, including head coach Nasreddine Nabi, who was seen wearing a face mask during SuperSport’s match to avoid spreading it to the players.
With the club’s fans worried about his wellbeing, one of the leading journalists in African football fraternity, Micky Jnr reported that Kaze is discharged and started back at home.
“Kaizer Chiefs’ assistant coach Cedric Kaze has been discharged from the hospital now,” Micky Jnr stated.
“He missed the defeat against SuperSport due to a short illness.”
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The former Young Africans head coach is expected to be back in the dugout when Chiefs faces Mamelodi Sundowns in a Betway Premiership clash on the 1st of March.