CONTROVERSY-attracting former Bafana Bafana team manager Vincent Tseka and sport minister Gayton McKenzie during the FIFA World Cup 2026 South Africa Homecoming at OR Tambo International Airport. Tseka's contract ended in July but he is reportedly still involved with Safa as he has until Monday to account for the R700 000 of Bafana World Cup sundries.
Bafana Bafana’s former team manager, Vincent Tseka, has struck again. Safa has ordered him to account for R700,000 intended for the team’s daily sundries during the recent FIFA World Cup after he failed to produce receipts.
Tseka, who is reportedly still working at Safa despite his contract expiring last month, has asked the association to give him until Monday, August 31, to locate the missing receipts.
This is not the first time Tseka has been at the centre of controversy during his tenure as team manager. Below, we look back at his previous blunders.
Bafana needed to win their final World Cup qualifier to secure a spot at the finals in North America. This came after the team was docked three points and handed a 3-0 forfeit loss for fielding an ineligible Teboho Mokoena in their home qualifier against Lesotho.
