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South Africa U20

South Africa U20 news

Danny Jordaan Gayton McKenzie

Zungu accepts defeat, Jordaan backs FIFA boss - 'We support Gianni Infantino'

Danny Jordaan has secured a fourth consecutive term as the President of the South African Football Association (SAFA) following a landslide victory at the elective congress in Midrand. The incumbent defeated challenger Sandile Zungu by 157 votes to 82, ensuring his leadership of the organization continues until at least 2030. Zungu was gracious in defeat whilst Jordaan immediately threw his weight behind the FIFA president's controversial FFE plan.

Mama Joy, Bafana Bafana fan, June 2024

Mama Joy breaks neutrality to back Jordaan - 'Why fix it, if it's not broken?'

Bafana Bafana super fan Joy "Mama Joy" Chauke has broken her neutral stance to publicly throw her weight behind the incumbent South African Football Association president. Despite the South African National Supporters’ (SANASU) official position of non-alignment, the iconic supporter believes Jordaan remains the right man to lead South African football into the next international cycle.

Danny Jordaan, SAFA, October 2025

Blow for Jordaan as Masters & Legends back Zungu for SAFA presidency

The race for the SAFA presidency has taken another twist as influential former players and veterans have thrown their weight behind the new candidate. In a significant blow to the incumbent the South African Masters and Legends Football Association (SAMLFA) has officially endorsed AmaZulu owner Sandile Zungu to lead the nation's football governing body ahead of the elective conference on September 12.

FIFA World Cup 2026: South Africa Arrival

Bafana players insist R100 million WC windfall goes to grass roots development

South Africa’s national team stars have taken a selfless stand following their World Cup campaign, insisting that a significant portion of their tournament earnings be funnelled back into the country's youth structures. Rather than focusing solely on their own financial gain, the national team squad is prioritising the future of the domestic game to ensure the next generation of talent has the resources to thrive.

Sandile Zungu, AmaZulu, January 2026

Zungu addresses SAFA presidency links

Usuthu boss has broken his silence regarding the intensifying rumours linking him with the presidency of the South African Football Association (SAFA). The prominent businessman confirmed he has been tipped to take over the reins at Nasrec but insisted his immediate focus remains in Durban.