Lucas Radebe Predicts Mamelodi Sundowns Will Continue League Dominance

• Lucas Radebe believes that Mamelodi Sundowns will continue to win the DStv Premiership for years to come
• Molefi Ntseki was appointed as Kaizer Chiefs' new head coach, but Radebe isn't convinced it's a good choice
• Sundowns have won the league title six years in a row now, and have won it for the 13th time in the club's history

Lucas Radebe doesn’t believe that Kaizer Chiefs’ recent coaching changes are going to pose a threat to Mamelodi Sundowns.

The former Bafana captain believes that Sundowns’ dominance will continue for a few more years.

As noted by News24, Chiefs appointed Molefi Ntseki as the new head coach to turn the club’s fortunes around.

Ntseki was a former Bafana Bafana manager but has yet to coach a club side in the Premier Soccer League. The decision hasn’t sat well with many fans, and Radebe himself is sceptical.

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Sowetan LIVE reported that the former Amakhosi player doesn’t believe the change will be enough to challenge Sundowns.

“I don’t know who is going to stop Sundowns.

“They are still going to dominate for the coming few years. Unfortunately, the pockets are not the same, but it is what they put in the game that other teams don’t,” he said.

Sundowns continued their dominance this past season as they won the DStv Premiership for the sixth time in a row. They also won the league title for the 13th time in the club’s history since the inception of the Premier Soccer League.

Chiefs and Orlando Pirates have only won the league title four times since the PSL began.

Sundowns legend wants more competition

Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs challenging Mamelodi Sundowns will be good for football.

That’s according to Masandawana legend Roger Feutmba, who has weighed in on his former side’s dominance.

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As reported by Sports Brief, Fetumba laid down a challenge to the Buccaneers and Amakhosi ahead of the new season.

Broos criticises Pirates and Chiefs

Fetumba isn’t the only person who wants a stronger Pirates and Chiefs.

National team coach Hugo Broos also expressed concern over Mamelodi Sundowns’ dominance.

Broos said it wasn’t good for the country when Pirates and Chiefs weren’t performing at a high level, Sports Brief reported.