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Meet the Bafana Bafana key defenders

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June 07, 2026

BAFANA Bafana enter the FIFA World Cup with a defensive unit built on balance, depth and tactical flexibility under Hugo Broos.

- SMISO MSOMI

The squad combines experienced PSL campaigners, emerging international talents and versatile full-back options, giving the coach multiple structural choices depending on opposition demands and game management requirements.

Khuliso Mudau (Right-back)

Khuliso Mudau is Bafana Bafanas most reliable defensive outlet at right-back. The Mamelodi Sundowns defender brings consistency, discipline and high-level experience in continental football. Known for his defensive positioning and recovery speed, Mudau offers balance in transition. He remains one of Broos’ most trusted starters.

Aubrey Modiba (Left-back)

Aubrey Modiba provides experience and attacking thrust from the left flank. The Mamelodi Sundowns defender is comfortable pushing high and delivering quality in the final third. However, his fitness has been closely monitored due to recent injury concerns. When fully fit, Modiba adds creativity and international experience to the backline.

Samukelo Kabini (Defender)

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