Bafana Bafana Coach Hugo Broos Blasts Mamelodi Sundowns' Andile Jali for Allegedly Arriving Drunk to Practice

• Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos remained as blunt as ever in his latest rant
• This time, the Belgian had a go at ill-disciplined footballers in the local game
• Mamelodi Sundowns player Andile Jali, who should be forming part of the team took heat from Broos

It does not matter who you are, but when it comes to criticism from Hugo Broos, you are not safe.

This time it was Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder, Andile Jali's turn, to face criticism by Bafana Bafana's Belgian coach.

Touching on the allegations that he arrived drunk at a practice not long ago, he said to the Sunday World:

“We have to improve, there are a lot of things that are still not professional – I was frustrated when I heard that a player like Andile Jali, who has to show the young players what and how to do things, was alleged to have arrived at the club training session drunk – come on.”

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Despite loud calls for Jali to be selected for the national team on the back of his performances in the 2021/22 Premier Soccer League season, Broos was resolute in his refusal to heed them. His unrestrained utterances appear to have closed the door once and for all on any chances of Jali playing for South Africa while Broos is still boss.

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