Kaizer Chiefs target Chawanangwa Kaonga may be forced to wait longer before joining the club, should their ban to sign players for two transfer windows continue to stand.
Chiefs, who are understood to have already set their sights on the Malawian international and TS Sporting player Kaonga, are still waiting to see if their appeal is successful.
Kaonga's representative Donald Aphane confirmed to Sowetan that Chiefs have enquired about the 24-year-old player's services.
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