Mofokeng’s Dream Team Revealed: Three Bafana Bafana Stars He Wants Alongside Him in Europe

Mofokeng Names Three South African Stars He Wants at Union Saint-Gilloise

Mofokeng Reveals Dream South African Signings for Union Saint-Gilloise as Kaizer Chiefs Wonderkid Makes the List

South African football sensation Relebohile Mofokeng has sparked excitement among supporters after reportedly naming three local players he would love to see join him at Belgian side Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, with a promising Kaizer Chiefs youngster among his selections.

The former Orlando Pirates star, who completed his move to the Belgian club in July 2026, has quickly become one of the most talked-about South African footballers abroad. His impressive performances in Europe have attracted considerable attention, while his latest reported comments have reignited conversations about the quality of talent available in the South African Premier Soccer League.

According to reports circulating in the media, Mofokeng identified Mfundo Vilakazi of Kaizer Chiefs, Evidence ‘Radiopane’ and Orlando Pirates midfielder Thalente Mbatha as three South African players he would like to have alongside him at Union Saint-Gilloise.

Vilakazi’s inclusion is particularly significant for Kaizer Chiefs supporters, who have high hopes for the young attacking talent.

Nicknamed Obrigado, the Chiefs youngster is admired for his technical ability, creativity and confidence on the ball. His potential has generated excitement among Amakhosi fans, who believe he could develop into an important player for the club.

A potential move to European football would represent a major step in Vilakazi’s career, although Mofokeng’s reported selection should not be interpreted as confirmation of a transfer offer or negotiations between the clubs.

Nevertheless, the mention of a Chiefs player in Mofokeng’s reported wish list is likely to fuel discussions among supporters about whether South Africa’s emerging talents are ready to compete on the European stage.

Another reported selection, Thalente Mbatha, would be a familiar face for Mofokeng, having shared the pitch with him at Orlando Pirates before the winger’s departure for Belgium.

Mbatha has established himself as a talented midfielder, capable of contributing defensively while helping his team transition into attack. His energy, passing ability and tactical awareness make him an appealing prospect for a team looking to strengthen its midfield options.

Evidence Radiopane, meanwhile, is another South African forward whose name has featured among the reported selections. His inclusion highlights the potential of local attacking players to attract attention beyond the country’s borders.

However, there is no indication that Union Saint-Gilloise have made formal approaches for any of the three players.

Mofokeng’s own move to Belgium represents an important milestone for South African football.

After establishing himself as one of Orlando Pirates’ standout performers, the talented attacker secured a move to Union Saint-Gilloise, signing a long-term contract that runs until 2030, with an option for an additional year reported at the time of his arrival.

His transition to European football has attracted attention from supporters eager to see more South African players follow a similar path.

The 21-year-old’s development could also help strengthen the reputation of the local game, particularly if he continues to perform consistently against European opposition.

For young players such as Vilakazi, the prospect of competing abroad offers an opportunity to develop their skills, gain international experience and test themselves against different playing styles.

Mofokeng’s reported selections have created an interesting talking point for supporters of Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and South African football in general.

While the comments do not confirm any imminent transfers, they highlight the level of talent available in the domestic game and the possibility of more South African players eventually making their mark in Europe.

For now, Vilakazi, Mbatha and Radiopane remain focused on their respective careers, while Mofokeng continues his journey with Union Saint-Gilloise.

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