Father Speaks Out After Chiefs Youngster Locks Himself in His Room & Goes Missing

SHOCKING UPDATE: FAIZ ABRAHAMS’ FATHER REVEALS WHAT IS HAPPENING TO HIS SON AS CHIEFS FUTURE HANGS IN THE BALANCE

Amakhosi youngster’s absence from Naturena sparks concern as his family opens up about a worrying change in his behaviour.

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — 15 NOVEMBER 2026

The situation surrounding Kaizer Chiefs youngster Faiz Abrahams has taken a worrying turn after his father, Muneer Abrahams, opened up about his son’s well-being following his failure to report back to Naturena on Sunday.

The 21-year-old winger was expected to rejoin his teammates after the club’s short break. However, his absence has raised questions about his immediate future at Amakhosi, particularly with the Soweto giants preparing for an important Carling Knockout Cup semi-final against Mamelodi Sundowns.

According to FARPost, Abrahams had already missed the club’s mini-camp in Polokwane after the squad regrouped on Thursday. Reports also suggested that the young footballer had expressed a desire to walk away from professional football.

However, his father’s latest comments indicate that the situation could be much deeper than frustration over limited playing opportunities.

Speaking to KickOff, Muneer revealed that his son has become increasingly withdrawn, leaving family members and close friends struggling to understand what is happening.

He explained that Abrahams rarely communicates with those closest to him and sometimes spends entire days alone in his bedroom.

Muneer admitted that the situation has become extremely worrying for the family because they do not know what is behind the sudden change in their son’s behaviour.

He also explained that the family is trying to avoid putting additional pressure on the youngster because they are concerned about how that could affect him.

The father further revealed that similar behaviour was noticed during Abrahams’ previous spell in Israel with Hapoel Kfar Saba.

UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDS HIS FOOTBALL CAREER

Abrahams previously impressed during his loan spell in Israel, registering six goal contributions in 11 appearances before the move was cut short.

He later joined Kaizer Chiefs on a season-long loan from Stellenbosch FC, with an option for the Soweto club to make the transfer permanent.

However, breaking into the Chiefs starting line-up has proved difficult, with competition coming from several attacking players.

The youngster has managed limited playing time, making his latest absence another major concern for the club.

For now, Kaizer Chiefs have not publicly provided a detailed explanation regarding Abrahams’ situation.

Nevertheless, his father’s revelations have shifted attention away from football and towards the personal challenges the youngster may be experiencing.

The priority for his family is clearly his well-being, while supporters will hope that he receives the necessary support during this difficult period.

His football future remains uncertain, but the most important thing is that the young player gets the understanding and assistance he needs.

Source https://x.com/FARPostZA/status/2121972311813234855

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