Former Bafana Bafana Star Lucas Radebe’s Lavish Lifestyle: Cars, House and Wealth

Former Bafana Bafana Star Lucas Radebe’s Lavish Lifestyle: Cars, House and Wealth

  • Lucas Radebe, Bafana Bafana legend and Kaizer Chiefs icon, has built a lavish lifestyle post-retirement
  • He owns a multi-million-dollar mansion in Johannesburg’s leafy suburb of Dainfern, which has luxurious amenities like a gym, pool, cinema, and football memorabilia
  • Radebe’s son, Prim Baloyi, recently disclosed on TikTok the impressive collection of luxury cars his father owns, valued at nearly R12 million

Bafana Bafana legend Lucas Radebe spent years of success in Europe playing for the English side Leeds United, where he was recently appointed as the club's first official global ambassador. The 56-year-old, who enjoyed a distinguished career at Leeds United between 1994 and 2005, made over 260 appearances and captained the team on 124 occasions.

Back home in South Africa, after retirement in 2005, he built a property portfolio that reflects his elite status. His primary residence is a stunning, multi-million-rand mansion in Johannesburg’s upscale suburb of Dainfern, known for its celebrity residents and 24-hour security estates.

The 56-year-old, who enjoyed a distinguished career at Leeds United between 1994 and 2005, made over 260 appearances
Bafana Bafana legend Lucas Radebe spent years of success in Europe playing for the English side Leeds United. Image: Oupa Bopape
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Inside Lucas Radebe's lavish home

The affluent house reportedly features everything from an indoor gym, swimming pool, cinema room, and a trophy-filled office that is a makeshift mini-museum of South African football history. Guests admire Radebe's home and say it’s modern, elegant, and tastefully designed, with a personal touch that reflects his humble roots.

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Lucas Radebe’s cars: A legacy of luxury on wheels

Radebe's son, Prim Baloyi, recently went on TikTok and bragged about the cars his father owns and has owned over the years.

In past years, the former Kaizer Chiefs defender has been seen driving a Range Rover Sport, a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, as well as a BMW X6 M. These luxury vehicles have a combined value of close to R12 million.

Watch the video below.

The Radebe suite in England

Radebe's former club in England, Leeds United, named a luxury suite after him at their Elland Road stadium. The Radebe Suite is designed to offer a high-end experience to those attending matches or events at Elland Road.

The suite provides premium seating and hospitality services, ensuring comfort for its guests. The memorabilia on display highlights key moments from Radebe’s time at Leeds, providing visitors with a glimpse into his successful career.

Radebe's former club in England, Leeds United named a luxury suite after him at their Elland Road stadium.
Radebe's son, Prim Baloyi, recently went on TikTok and bragged about the cars his father owns and has owned over the years. Image:@lucasradebe
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Radebe speaks out against Danny Jordaan

Briefly News previously reported that Bafana Bafana legend Lucas Radebe had called on the South African Football Association (SAFA) President, Danny Jordaan, to step down from his position.

Radebe stated that other people could lead South African football forward.

Dr Kaizer Motaung overcomes challenges to secure Kaizer Chiefs village

Briefly News previously reported that Kaizer Chiefs chairman, Dr Kaizer Motaung, faced significant challenges in acquiring the Kaizer Chiefs Village in Naturena, describing the process as "not a pleasant acquisition."

Despite the obstacles, including potential legal, financial, or bureaucratic issues, Motaung's vision for a world-class facility was realised.

The Kaizer Chiefs Village now stands as a symbol of the club's ambition, featuring multiple training fields, a high-performance center, and a retail store.

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