Quais clubes Lucas Radebe defendeu?

Radebe defendeu o Kaizer Chiefs, na África do Sul, e o Leeds United, na Inglaterra, de 1994 a 2005.

Por que Radebe é ídolo do Leeds United?

Ele foi capitão do clube e liderou a equipe até as semifinais da Liga dos Campeões 2000-01.

Quais Copas do Mundo Radebe disputou?

Disputou as Copas do Mundo de 1998 e 2002 pela África do Sul.

Resposta rápida

Lucas Radebe é um ex-zagueiro sul-africano, capitão e ídolo do Leeds United, que defendeu a seleção da África do Sul em duas Copas do Mundo.

Lucas Radebe

Lucas Radebe was born in Soweto, South Africa, on April 12, 1969, and became one of the most respected center-backs of his generation. He began his career at Kaizer Chiefs, his club where he was developed, where he stood out before transferring to England. In 1994 he was signed by Leeds United, a club he defended until 2005. At Elland Road he became captain and idol of the fans, nicknamed The Chief, and led the team in the campaign that took Leeds to the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League in 2000-01. For the South African national team, Radebe was among the main names of the generation that won the African Cup of Nations in 1996 and played in the World Cups of 1998 and 2002. He is also remembered for his social work after his playing career.