Tag: Lucas Radebe

6 South African players with the most Premier League appearances

Several South Africans have left their mark on the Premier League, but only six have surpassed 100 caps in the competition. From legends like Benni McCarthy to Lucas Radebe, below is a list of soccer stars who played abroad. Also see: Bafana Bafana veteran Ramahlwe Mphahlele hangs up his boots Steven Pienaar: 214 appearances Pienaar holds […]

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Lucas Radebe claims top job at English club

One of Leeds United’s standout talents has returned to his English home, only this time he occupies a different role. Known as the “Chief”, Bafana Bafana legend Lucas Radebe holds a special place in the hearts of die-hard Leeds United fans. The 56-year-old joined the English Premier League side from Kaizer Chiefs in 1994 and […]

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Lucas Radebe celebrates 56th Birthday

One of South Africa’s proudest footballing sons has recently celebrated yet another birthday, but despite now officially reaching his mid-50s he does not look a day older than the first time he shot onto the international footballing scene. These days he appears to be busier than ever. When he is not doing ambassadorial work for […]

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‘Welcome Lucas’ – Irishman names his son after Bafana Legend

It is no secret that South Africa is home to some of the world’s most talented athletes, and we have several successful stories to prove it. From the 2016 Olympics where Wayde van Niekerk broke the 400m world record, to Dricus du Plessis who made his mark in the UFC – not to forget Bafana […]

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Lucas Radebe keeps dreams of becoming SAFA president alive

Former Bafana Bafana captain Lucas Radebe has revealed that his dream of becoming the president of the South African Football Association (SAFA) is still very much alive. The veteran who previously also represented Leeds united has had his sights set on landing the top role for a while now and believes that his experience over […]

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Retired Bafana player Lucas Radebe desires becoming SAFA president

Former Bafana and Leeds United captain Lucas Radebe has made it clear that he desires to take over as president of the South African Football Association (Safa). Since 2013, the organization has been run by Danny Jordaan whose tenure has been plagued with controversy. Lucas who knows the ins and outs of the game after […]

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