Former Chiefs defender Fabian McCarthy believes that the players owe it to the club's chairman Kaizer Motaung and the late President Nelson Mandela.
All eyes are on Kaizer Chiefs as they get ready to play the biggest match in the history of the club when Amakhosi face off against Al Ahly in the CAF Champions League final.
Former Chiefs defender Fabian McCarthy believes that the players owe it to the club's chairman Kaizer Motaung and the late President Nelson Mandela.
"I wish them all the best, they must go there and make us proud," McCarthy tells Siya crew.
"I believe it is coming home for Bra K and the late Nelson Mandela. May his spirit be with them as he was very close with the team. He was there when they won African Cup in 2001 and also when they opened the Village."
McCarthy admits Amakhosi are underdogs against defending champions Ahly and Pitso Mosimane but is confident that the Glamour Boys will keep fighting as they did throughout the tournament.
"They are underdogs. They are coming up against the best team in Africa, the best coach in Pitso Mosimane. Whatever happens, I will celebrate or cry with them but I have a feeling it's coming home."
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