Former Bafana goalie says preference should be given to appropriate in-form candidates, including the U23 choice for third place
Roger de Sa says it will send the wrong message to in-form goalkeepers who are playing if Itumeleng Khune is selected for Bafana Bafana’s squad for March’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Sao Tome and Principe.
Ronwen Williams‚ who came of age with a mature performance at the 2019 Nations Cup in Egypt‚ is the clear No 1.For the SuperSport United goalkeeper’s backups‚ Ntseki must decide whether former Bafana stalwart and long-term injury absentee Khune’s four games for Kaizer Chiefs this season are enough to warrant a call-up.
“I agree that Ronwen is obviously the guy who has shown the most consistency and held his place‚” said De Sa‚ a Moroka Swallows and Mamelodi Sundowns keeper in his playing career.
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