Willard Katsande Shows Mzansi the Next Midfield Enforcer After Sharing a Picture of His Son

• Former Kaizer Chiefs enforcer Willard Katsande shared a picture of his son, Willard Junior, training on the football pitch via social media
• The former Zimbabwe international has his clothing label and has described his son as a future football star
• Football fans were excited by the picture as they think Katsande's son will become a tough tackling midfielder like his father

Former Kaizer Chiefs enforcer Willard Katsande commented on a picture of him and his son, Willard Junior, together on a training field.

The Zimbabwean played 326 games for Kaizer Chiefs, and since he retired as a player, he started a clothing label, Boss Ya Mboka, which continues to grow.

Willard Katsande backs his son

Katsande speaks to his son on a football pitch, as shown in the tweet below:

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Katsande posted:

“The next best defensive midfielder, my Son Willard (Jnr).”

During his playing career, Katsande was a mainstay on the Chiefs side, and he was known to fans as 'Salt and Vinegar'.

While Katsande has a growing clothing label, the 38-year-old works as a football analyst for the SABC.

Fans are excited by Willard Katsande Junior

Ultra Surric says Katsande Junior will be a force:

"You can see just by his shape that he's gonna kick players like his father did."

Fanito says the father and son look alike:

"Photocopy."

MlandiS says Katsande Junior has a long career:

"Not going home anytime soon."

Tlhakanelo Hoeane says Katsande's son will replicate his father:

"Salt & vinegar reloading."

Solly Kubayi says Katsande is the perfect mentor:

"Teach him well. Not to break legs."

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Siya Kolisi's son shows off his skills

Willard Katsande is not the only athlete showing off his son after Briefly News reported Bok skipper Siya Kolisi sharing a video of his son Nicholas Kolisi's rugby debut.

Local rugby fans and Bok teammates loved Kolisi's video of his son making a scoring debut for the Racing 92 youth side.

Source: Briefly News