South African-born youngster Katlego Mashigo is quickly becoming a household name and since he last joined the SL Podcast, the 21-year-old represented Bafana Bafana at the recent COSAFA Cup, donning the number 10 jersey. Mashigo explains that this moment was one of the proudest for his family as his dad is his biggest fan and closest mentor. The Portadown FC midfield player tells tales of his first ever live match which was at the Orlando Stadium watching the Buccaneers. Katlego goes on to explain who his biggest idol growing up was, which is an interesting battle between two Stevens who have played in the English Premier League

In the latest episode of My Starter Pack, Bafana Bafana youngster Katlego Mashigo reveals which players he idolised when growing up and also speaks about Benni McCarthy and why the South African legend is such an inspiration!

Former Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, and Mpumalanga Black Aces left-back David Kannemeyer joins the SL Podcast’s My Starter Pack and tells tales of his career firsts. The 44-year-old explains who his first coach was and why he didn't get an agent at the start of his career. David takes us on a trip down memory lane, from his PSL debut to his International. He explains who his GOATS are and reveals what his first ever paycheck was!

In the latest episode of the SL podcast's 'My Starter Pack' Richards bay youngster Tony Zwane joins the show to discuss his dreams of making it to the PSL.
The Young Left-back discusses life in the GladAfrica championship, and how he hopes to make it in the top flight of South African football.

Veli Mothwa shares the first that mark his career, from his first live football match to his PSL Debut. He speaks about the progression for his career, who he looks up, and his experiences with his teammates.

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SuperSport United forward Kudakwache Mahachi’s first wage as a professional was surprisingly low. He joined Matsatsantsa in 2019 after stints at Mamelodi Sundowns, Orlando Pirates and Golden Arrows. He has also represented Zimbabwe at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. Speaking to SL Radio on the My Starter Pack podcast, the 26-year-old discusses his journey to the Premier Soccer League, as his footballing idols, and who he would pick for his ultimate 5-a-side team!

Since leaving Highlanders FC, Mahachi has enjoyed success in the PSL, having featured in over 100 fixtures and scoring 17 times. However, his first paycheque likely pales in comparison to his current contract. As discussed in the podcast, he earned only $20 in his first payment arrangement, before moving on to greener pastures.

While he was growing up in the North-West, Maritzburg United star Daylon Claasen had no idea how much of a journey football would take him on, from his father’s team to the Netherlands & Germany. In some ways, his journey mirrors that of that his idol, Ronaldo De Lima. Not to be confused with Cristiano Ronaldo, De Lime - like Claasen - played for seven different teams on two continents. Claasen had high praise for the Brazilian legend when chatting on SL Radio’s My Starter Pack podcast.

“At that time, Beckham was still good, Zidane was also on the scene and [then it was] Ronaldo, the real Ronaldo. [I had to choose] between Ronaldo and Kaka,” Claasen stated. When asked who the greatest player of all time is, the 30-Year-Old forward stuck to his guns continuing, “Ronaldo, the real Ronaldo, in his prime before he injured his knee. Remember at the World Cup when everyone was around him? ’98 World Cup, 2002 World Cup, he is my all-time GOAT. If only people knew how good he was before he hurt his knee; that guy was unbelievable.”