Cape Town - Indications are that Kaizer Chiefs defender Levy Mokgothu will seek greener pastures before Friday's transfer deadline, as he has not featured for the club during the current campaign.

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AmaKhosi are 15 points clear at the top of the Premiership standings and have developed a winning culture during the season, while they also remain undefeated in their opening 18 top-flight matches.

It would arguably be prudent for the technical team to avoid tampering with their winning formula and Mokgothu is well aware of his position in the pecking order, having failed to secure a single league appearance for the club this term.

"If he leaves Chiefs then it will be on loan for the remainder of the season. We are going to have a meeting with the club before the end of this week to look into the player's future," agent Tim Sukazi told goal.com.

Sukazi admitted the current circumstances were rather grave, expressing his deep concern for his client’s welfare. However, he is also determined to help improve the situation.

"It's a concern that he hasn't played a single competitive game since joining Chiefs, and the player is also concerned but we will see if we can come to an agreement when we meet with the club," said Sukazi.