Zuma, Maluleka among Kaizer Chiefs old boys who can come back to haunt Amakhosi

Maluleka spent six fruitful seasons with the Glamour Boys and was a fans' favourite. After two frustrating seasons with Mamelodi Sundowns, the 33-year-old seems to have a new lease on life down in Durban.

AmaZulu took a chance on Zuma after his discipline problems at Chiefs. Still 27, the speedy right-winger has loads of talent and could prove to be an excellent signing for the KZN side if he stays focused and fit.

Ramahlwe Mphahlele spent six seasons at Kaizer Chiefs, as well as four years with both Mamelodi Sundowns and Swallows. Still only 32, he's won everything in the game and is a reliable and versatile defender. So far he's played four matches for Usuthu.

Arrived with high expectations at Chiefs from AmaZulu, but never got much of a chance, making just one start and five substitute appearances. Prior to leaving Usuthu, he'd been in contention for the national team and will now be eager to show the Soweto side what he's really capable of.

Buchanan never got to show his full potential at Chiefs as injury problems held him back. The 31-year-old former Maritzburg United midfield schemer is the kind of player who could open up the Amakhosi defence with his incisive passing game.

Majoro comes into the match high on confidence after netting the winner vs former side Cape Town City and remains a threat at the age of 36.