FORMER CHIEFS DEFENDER FINDS A NEW HOME!

Teenage Hadebe
Photo by IMAGO

Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Teenage Hadebe has been unveiled by Major League Soccer team FC Cincinnati on a 1 season deal with an option to renew for another season. Hadebe joined the side on a free transfer after parting ways with Turkish first tier club Konyaspor at the beginning of last month.

The well-traveled Zimbabwean defender started his playing career in his home country in the colours of Bantu FC in 2012 then went to another Zimbabwean club The Highlanders FC 3 season later. After 1 season at Highlanders ,He moved to another Zimbabwean club Chicken Inn FC the following season.

Hadebe's talent didn't go unnoticed as he was signed by South African giant Kaizer Chiefs after a season at Chicken Inn.

He moved to South Africa in 2017 to represent Chiefs where he spent 2 seasons before he could embark on a journey to Turkey where he joined Turkish side Yeni Malatyspor in 2019.

2 years later he moved from Turkey to the United States of America to joined MLS side Houston Dynamos in 2021 where he spent 2 and half seasons before returning to Turkey to join Konyaspor where he only spent 5 months before he was released.

The 28 year old defender now returned to another familiar territory which is the MLS in the colours of FC Cincinnati.

Photo Cred: IMAGO

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