Kaizer Chiefs are in hot water again, and this time a well-known football analyst is calling for the club's founder to walk away. Mdu Sibeko says Kaizer Motaung Snr. should think about selling the Soweto giants because he believes it might be the only way to rescue the team from its mess.

Sibeko did not hold back. He took aim at the people running the club and asked whether the Motaung children are even capable of bringing Amakhosi back to their glory days. Fans have been waiting a long time for that to happen.

“Kaizer Motaung Snr. must sell Kaizer Chiefs — that’s the ONLY way he can save this team. His children are failing,” Sibeko said.

Let's be real, Chiefs fans are not easy to please. The Glamour Boys have a massive following and a proud history, so anything less than a title push feels like a letdown. Supporters want a side that can fight for the Betway Premiership crown and make some noise in the cup competitions. Right now, many feel the club is just going through the motions.

Sibeko's comments have also put the Motaung family's grip on the club under the spotlight. People are asking whether fresh leadership could finally bring the changes that fans keep shouting about. He even went as far as comparing Kaizer Chiefs to the ANC, saying both are big institutions that struggle to reinvent themselves when the same people have been in charge for ages. That comparison is definitely going to get tongues wagging.

Still, asking a man who built this club from the ground up to sell it is a huge demand. Kaizer Motaung Snr. is the face of the club's identity, and many fans will see this as a step too far. Whether the ownership should change is still up for debate, and the real answer will come down to the choices the leadership makes on and off the pitch.

For now, one thing is certain. Sibeko has started a fresh argument among Amakhosi fans, and the Chiefs faithful are not staying quiet. Tag your fellow Chiefs fans and drop your take in the comments below. Should Kaizer Motaung Snr. sell the club to save it, or is this just a hot take that goes too far?

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