Lamontville Golden Arrows FC make late move for Fabisch
Lamontville Golden Arrows FC have aggressively entered the race to sign Zimbabwean midfielder Johan Fabisch on a free transfer. The 24-year-old, who left German 3.Liga side FC Erzgebirge Aue at the end of the 2025/26 campaign, is now a prime target for multiple Betway Premiership clubs.
Fabisch caught the eye at the 2025 Africa Cup Of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, where he dictated the tempo in Zimbabwe’s midfield. He laid an assist in Zimbabwe’s 3-2 defeat to South Africa, showcasing his ability to control play. The midfielder chose to represent Zimbabwe internationally due to his maternal ties, despite being eligible for Germany, where he began his professional career.
Why Lamontville Golden Arrows FC want Fabisch
Abafana Bes’thende are looking to replace Ivorian teenager Isaac Cisse, who is set to join Belgian Pro League side Royal Charleroi after a standout debut season in the PSL. With a void to fill, Arrows have swooped in to compete for Fabisch’s signature. The midfielder touched down in South Africa on Wednesday, as reported by FARPost, with Kaizer Chiefs also firmly in the hunt.
Sources indicate Arrows have thrown their hat in the ring at the eleventh hour, adding another layer of competition for Fabisch’s services. Whether he ends up in Gauteng or KwaZulu-Natal next season remains uncertain, as interest from teams across and beyond the continent continues to grow.
What comes next for Fabisch and Arrows
No deal has been concluded at this stage, leaving the door open for other suitors. Fabisch’s availability on a free transfer makes him an attractive option for clubs seeking midfield reinforcement. Arrows’ move signals their ambition to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season.
The race for Fabisch’s signature is heating up, with multiple Betway Premiership clubs vying for his services. The outcome could shape the league’s midfield dynamics for the upcoming campaign.
