Mlondi Mbanjwa, who is 25 years old, used to really like Kaizer Chiefs, just like his dad. But he changed his mind and started supporting Mamelodi Sundowns because he liked how they played soccer.
When he was growing up, Mbanjwa cheered for Chiefs, but he switched to Sundowns because he liked their style of playing. Sundowns is a strong team in South African soccer, but Chiefs still have the most fans because they did really well in the 80s and 90s.
Even though Mbanjwa plays for AmaZulu now, he still respects his roots with Kaizer Chiefs. When Doc Khumalo, a famous player from Chiefs, praised him, it meant a lot because his parents admired Khumalo when Mbanjwa was growing up.
Mbanjwa's dream is to play soccer in Europe, especially in Portugal. His agent is talking to teams there to see if they're interested in Mbanjwa. He's still under contract with AmaZulu, but his agent hopes to find him a better opportunity overseas. They're waiting to hear back from the clubs in Portugal to see if they want to offer Mbanjwa a chance to play there