Former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper Brian Baloyi recently expressed his concerns over PSL clubs not prioritizing development in the shot-stopper department.
The popular figure is of the thought that clubs prefer to find ready-made players and not honing the skills of raw talents found within the South African pool.
“We have a South African problem at the moment,” Baloyi said at a Hollywoodbets event, as per IOL.
“If you look at the PSL, close to 60 per cent of the clubs are playing foreign goalkeepers.
“It’s a problem that cannot be addressed by the PSL or the clubs alone, because both are businesses at the end of the day. They are focused on results and on finding players who are ready-made.
“As much as there is talent coming through club development systems, that talent is often developed for the benefit of the club, not necessarily for the benefit of the country.”
