Klate, 36, retired from professional football in 2019 after a stint at Chippa United and ended his career with 14 titles to his name during his time with SuperSport United, Orlando Pirates and Bidvest Wits.
The former Bafana Bafana winger then moved into coaching and held the reigns as the MultChoice Diski head coach with the Chilli Boys for six months before parting ways in January 2020.
Over the last two years, he's been doing his UEFA Coaching Badges and assisting is grassroots level football but is now said to be in line for a move back to his former club.
10. David Kannemeyer (left) – 11 trophies: 5 x league titles; 2 x MTN8; 3 x TKO; 1 x CAF (African Cup Winners' Cup)
1. Hlompho Kekana (right) – 15 trophies: 8 x league; 2 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 2 x CAFCL; 1 x CAF Super Cup
2. Denis Onyango – 15 trophies: 8 x league; 2 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank, 1 x CAFCL; 1 x CAF Super Cup
9. Brian Baloyi (centre) – 12 trophies: 3 x league titles; 2 x MTN8; 4 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 1 x CAF (African Cup Winners' Cup)
6. Anthony Laffor – 13 trophies: 7 x league; 3 x TKO; 1 x Nedbank; 1 x CAFCL; 1 x CAF Super Cup
8. Arthur Zwane – 13 trophies: 2 x league; 3 x MTN8; 5 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 1 x CAF (African Cup Winners' Cup)
4. Gerald Sibeko – 14 trophies: 2 x league; 3 x MTN8; 6 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 1 x CAF Cup Winners' Cup
5. Thabo Mooki (right) – 14 trophies: 2 x league; 3 x MTN8; 6 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 1 x CAF Cup Winners' Cup
3. Daine Klate – 14 trophies: 6 x league titles; 3 x MTN8; 2 x TKO; 3 x Nedbank
7. Tebogo Langerman (centre) – 13 trophies: 7 x league titles; 2 x TKO; 2 x Nedbank; 1 x CAF Champions League; 1x CAF Super Cup