Bafana Bafana’s contingent continues to go from energy to energy within the membership circuit.

What was as soon as scarce is quickly turning into plentiful; South African talent is piquing the curiosity of a number of European leagues, with a wholesome migration anticipated over the following few years.

SA rumours

• SuperLiga Defender of the Year Siyabonga Ngezana has Italy’s Lecce and Birmingham City after his companies with a deal of round R100 million anticipated to happen if FCSB offers the inexperienced mild.
• Belgium’s KSV Westerlo is monitoring Kaizer Chiefs star Mduduzi Shabalala however is prone to stay in Soweto, the place he has a three-year extension on the desk.
• Egyptian big Al Ahly is wanting into Bafana teenager Relehobile Mofokeng, who can be taken with Barcelona FC.

Velebayi desires to play top-flight soccer

Bafana prospect Asanele Velebayi seems able to make a bounce from South Africa’s second division with Cape Town Spurs, saying, “My friends, the likes of (Rushwin) Dortley, have achieved properly.

“I don’t see what will stop me from reaching those levels or surpassing them. At the moment, I’m focused on my job at Cape Town Spurs, but that does not mean I don’t think about the future,” Velebayi reported to FARPost. 

“What I simply keep away from is dropping focus and affecting my recreation. I can solely pray that we emerge profitable as a workforce. As a person, I goal to interrupt into Bafana Bafana. Seeing Dortley and Relebohile Mofokeng makes me really feel that as children, we aren’t far.

“I believe that is a big platform for me. We all want to rise, but it’s a process. As a player, the goal is to grow and be a Bafana player. But when interests from bigger teams come, we must be able to deal with the level of attention,” he added. 

“I envy what they (Mofokeng and Dortley) are doing at club and national team, and it is something that I also hope to do.”

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