The race for the South African Football Association (Safa) presidency is heating up as Sandile Zungu asserts he has secured support in key regions, including KwaZulu-Natal. Zungu, chairman of AmaZulu FC, is challenging incumbent Danny Jordaan for the leadership role. He argues his work across 52 regions, particularly in KZN, positions him to win at the upcoming elective congress. Zungu’s campaign highlights his experience and business acumen, positioning him as a strong contender. Jordaan, meanwhile, remains in the running, with both candidates vying for control of the national football body. The outcome of the congress will determine the future direction of South African football.