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Is time running out for Sirino?
Soccer Laduma
|February 26, 2026
It has been 18 months since Gaston Sirino signed for Kaizer Chiefs after his release by Mamelodi Sundowns. After 85 goal contributions for the Brazilians, the Amakhosi faithful celebrated the arrival of the 33-year-old as a no-brainer. The Uruguayan signed a two-year contract, which means he is down to the final four months of the deal. Should Chiefs renew Sirino’s contract? How do we summarise his time at Amakhosi so far? And is it time for development prospects to take his place in the squad, or would Chiefs be shooting themselves in the foot to allow the playmaker to depart? Soccer Laduma investigates.
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It has been 18 months since Gaston Sirino signed for Kaizer Chiefs after his release by Mamelodi Sundowns. After 85 goal contributions for the Brazilians, the Amakhosi faithful celebrated the arrival of the 33-year-old as a no-brainer. The Uruguayan signed a two-year contract, which means he is down to the final four months of the deal. Should Chiefs renew Sirino’s contract? How do we summarise his time at Amakhosi so far? And is it time for development prospects to take his place in the squad, or would Chiefs be shooting themselves in the foot to allow the playmaker to depart? Soccer Laduma investigates.
in the Betway Premiership. He has managed to feature for 27% of the league minutes this term, partly due to playing no minutes in the last four matches after an injury. Before that injury setback, he had played 37% of the minutes in the first 11 league matches. The fact is that he is a bit-part player these days.
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