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Luther Singh tipped for Bafana Bafana stardom by Sibusiso Zuma

Singh secured a R25-million transfer from SC Braga to the Danish Superliga giants in August and signed a four-year contract with the club Zuma forged an iconic status with between 2000 and 2005.

While excitement has brewed over his move to the club, there has been notable criticism directed at his recent displays in national team colours. But Zuma feels the move to Scandanavia will soon propel him to the next level for club and country.

"Copenhagen called me when they were looking at him and asked me what I thought and I said he reminds me of myself, he still has a lot to learn but he's going to get better there," Zuma told snl24.com/kickoff.

"I was not ready when I left South Africa as well. The boy is fast, he can score goals, is very tricky and enjoys one against one, Danish football loves that and the South African way of playing.

"So if our youngsters can get into that level, take the speed seriously, take on players and score goals, they can end up in Copenhagen like him. They must just take the game seriously and work hard with extra training."

Gallery of Sibusiso 'Rhee' Zuma's Dream Team:
Gallery of Sibusiso 'Rhee' Zuma's Dream Team:
Right-back - Sizwe Motaung: He was a creator, his
Right-back - Sizwe Motaung: He was a creator, his tank was on another level. These days we don't see players like this.
Left-back - Bradley Carnell: Disciplined, experien
Left-back - Bradley Carnell: Disciplined, experienced, hard worker, it was an honour to play with him. We fought together during the World Cup.
Centre-back - Lucas Radebe: He's a legend and will
Centre-back - Lucas Radebe: He's a legend and will always make a plan. Good awareness and knows what to do.
Centre-back - Mark Fish: Both Fish and Radebe are
Centre-back - Mark Fish: Both Fish and Radebe are legends for me. Their leadership skills, reading of the game, and especially motivating the players by just being around them.
Goalkeeper - Hans Vonk: The safest goalkeeper I pl
Goalkeeper - Hans Vonk: The safest goalkeeper I played with. He was quality and always tried to keep a clean sheet.
Right-mid - Helman Mkhalele: Ability to beat his m
Right-mid - Helman Mkhalele: Ability to beat his man and willing to take them on, on the right with his speed.
Centre-mid - Doctor Khumalo: Don't worry about the
Centre-mid - Doctor Khumalo: Don't worry about the marking, as long as we are in possession of the ball we are alright. Made me take football seriously. He's just a legend.
Centre-mid - Thabo Mngomeni: He will do all the ma
Centre-mid - Thabo Mngomeni: He will do all the marking. We will play a diamond shape. 'Shoes' will be more on the left, 'Thibos' will be at the base with 'Mdokies' attacking.
Striker - Benni McCarthy: He was just out of this
Striker - Benni McCarthy: He was just out of this world man when it comes to finishing.
Striker - Siyabonga Nomvethe: A proven goalscorer
Striker - Siyabonga Nomvethe: A proven goalscorer and another friend of mine.
Left-mid - John Moshoeu: Let me just say 'Shoes' w
Left-mid - John Moshoeu: Let me just say 'Shoes' was on his own level. He even surprised us as his teammates during training and matches.

He added: "One thing I promise you is that he is going to be a different player for South Africa when he comes back to represent the country because I know the quality physical trainers there, so he's going to improve big time.

"That's the reason I'm always saying our PSL players need to try and make these moves to overseas teams, improve and come back to help the national team. Look at him when he comes back next, he'll be a different player."

The 24-year-old has made three substitute appearances for his new club since his arrival and is expected to make his full debut when they return to league action against Randers on Sunday.

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