Former Orlando Pirates head coach Roger de Sa believes Lucas Radebe should be the next president of the South African Football Association (Safa).
The 55-year-old backed Radebe to replace Danny Jordaan as Safa president due to his experience as a former professional footballer.
Radebe was ineligible to run for the top job in 2018 as he didn’t meet the requirement and Jordaan was re-elected unopposed after Ace Ncobo withdrew from the presidential election race.
The organisation's electoral code states the candidate needs to have served in the Safa structures for a period of five years in the lead up to the election
However, the former Bafana Bafana captain, Radebe had only served in the technical committee alongside Farouk Khan, Buti Mathathe, Anna Nyman, Neil Tovey and Natasha Tsichlas.