Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, known as Amakhosi, is a South African professional football club based in Johannesburg. The contact details below were read from the club’s contact page on 2 September 2026.
Official contact channels
- Telephone: +27 (0)11 941 1465
- General enquiries: [email protected]
- Supporters: [email protected]
- Development and trials: [email protected]
- Online: the message form on kaizerchiefs.com
The 011 number is a Johannesburg geographic line charged as a normal call. The club publishes no shared-cost or toll-free number.
Use the supporters address for anything fan-related – branch matters, membership and supporter queries – and info@ for general or commercial enquiries. Sending a supporter question to the general mailbox adds a hop.
What this organisation provides
The club runs its senior and development teams, an official online shop, ticketing and a match centre, publishing news and fixtures through its own site.
Trials are the query the club most often receives, and the development mailbox is the route. Be direct about it: Kaizer Chiefs does not charge players for trials, and anyone asking a hopeful player or their family for a fee to arrange a trial, a contract or a scouting introduction is running a scam. That fraud is common around big South African clubs.
Buy tickets and merchandise only through the club’s own ticketing and shop channels or its named partners. Counterfeit match tickets circulate heavily around large fixtures.
Address and operating information
Physical address: 5/6 Lena Road, Lenaron, Naturena, Johannesburg, 2064.
Postal address: PO Box 2610, Johannesburg, 2000.
The club does not publish office operating hours. Naturena is the club’s home base and administrative address – it is not a stadium, and matches are played at various venues, so do not go there expecting a fixture.
Support and escalation routes
Raise a ticketing or merchandise problem with the channel you bought through, keeping the order reference, then the club on [email protected]. The club states it welcomes contact through any of its published channels.
Matters concerning competitions, fixtures or club licensing sit with the Premier Soccer League and the South African Football Association rather than the club. A consumer complaint about tickets or goods bought can be taken to the National Consumer Commission.
Sources
- kaizerchiefs.com contact page, read 2 September 2026