Bafana Bafana defender Grant Kekana has expressed his desire for coach Hugo Broos to continue leading the team in their quest to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Despite speculation about Broos considering retirement after the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon), Kekana believes that the coach still has unfinished business.
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Kekana acknowledges the opportunity Broos has given to players like himself to represent their country and believes that the coach’s experience and guidance will be crucial in achieving their World Cup dreams.
The defender emphasizes that Broos has one last task, which is to guide the team to a World Cup berth, and the players want to accomplish that with him.
Reflecting on their Afcon journey, Kekana mentions that the team went into the tournament with a determination to prove their worth, despite doubts from many South Africans.
He acknowledges that support from the fans would have been beneficial, but the players understood that they needed to perform well to earn that belief.
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Despite their eventual exit from the tournament, Kekana is proud of the team’s efforts. He highlights their commitment, fighting spirit, and belief in each other as crucial factors in their performance. Kekana acknowledges that losing on penalties was disappointing but considers it a part of the game.
In conclusion, Kekana expresses his pride in the team’s efforts and their journey with Coach Broos. He hopes that the coach will continue leading them towards their ultimate goal of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
