“Ribeiro, and it’s close between him and Mofokeng,” Khanye told IDiski TV, as quoted by iDiski Times.
“The gap is not that big, but Ribeiro is a bit more experienced than Mofokeng, and he was consistent in many games.
"It’s only two games, the game he [Mofokeng] played against Kaizer Chiefs and the game against Arrows, where I saw the coach asking a lot from the boy by not playing him to his strength, asking him to do more, to defend. But he gave everything," he added.
“If Mofokeng still falls under that category, I think he overpowers everyone. And just to be straightforward, I give it to him.”