Welcome to Football Navigator. This is Dr. Kumalo's newly updated biography. Please do subscribe to this channel. Do not forget to give this video a thumbs up. The opulus Dr. Son Kumalo, proficiently known as Dr. Kumalo, is a former football player from South Africa. He played for the South African National Team and Kaiser Chiefs. Kumalo played as a middle-fielder, which many saw him amongst the best players in the position during his time as a player. In 1987, he made his first football appearance for Kaiser Chiefs in the Soviet Adobe against Orlando Pirates. He ended his career as a star middle-fielder at the Chiefs. Dr. Kumalo was born on June 26, 1967 in Soviets, South Africa, to Elegim Kumalo and Marvel Kumalo. His late father was a Kaiser Chiefs starboard and founder member. He's father played for Maro Pazuelo's and Kaiser Chiefs as a talented middle-fielder in the early 1960s and 1970s. Living legend Dr. Kumalo comes from a family that loves and has contributed to South African football. Eventually he fell in love with the game and pursued it. Kumalo starts at his professional football career with Swallow's resource in 1984. Later he went to Kaiser Chiefs and played for the team and they had a junior team. Coach Tadeh Dumeh promoted him to a senior team a year after. He's unmatched to split football skills when he must have played on his team. He did not play for any other football club but lived for short overseas playing periods. Dr. Kumalo entered a contract with Marcelo Hausman. The FIFA agent took him to a Jantina Club for Rio Carro Oste for half a year and from 96 to 97 he played for the American professional soccer club's Columbus crew. The most significant part of his football career was in the 90s. He played for his football team Kaiser Chiefs and won three South African League Championship titles with the Kaiser Chiefs he also won five knockout trophies. His football skills and achievements earned him the 92 South African footballer of the year. While playing for Kaiser Chiefs he appeared in 397 leagues and Cup games and scored 90 goals. In July 92 he was part of the South African squad for its first international match against Cameroon. And in 1960 also played for the South African national team at the American Nations Cup. In the 98 football world Cup he played for South African and played in the national team for 50 times. He was captain twice and scored in nine goals Chiefs and for funerable for an legend Cameroon won a number 15 jersey. The living legend retired from playing football in 2002 but became a player coach in 2004. Cameroon's coaching skills were evident in the 2002 three-foot ball season. With Donald A's Couset he led Kays achieved to a 12 game unbeaten record. Both earned a joint coach of the Mande P.S. Power Ward. However he has mentioned his intention to be a soccer administrator. Dr. Cameroon has suffered level one, two and three coaching licenses. In 2005 he obtained an English Football Association license. In 2007 he obtained a UEFA B license through the German Football Federation. He has worked as a head coach for the Couset Chiefs under Seventeen team. Cameroon has also worked as an assistant coach for the team. And since 2004 he has been a soccer commentator and presenter. In 2004 the football personality was voted 66th in the top of 100 grade South Africans. His current team is Baroque Awehi Broke and works as a technical director. Cameroon is a husband and father. His current wife blanche garcers in from Nabiya and they married in 2007. His 25 years old first daughter Dionada Levin Cameroon died on Wednesday July 12th, 2007. May her beautiful soul rest in peace. The football legend has over children, Delevo Camerocao, Cameroon Troi, Cameroon, Dr. Cameroon's father also lived as an hijacking in 96. Dr. Lobs to play with the voiced Troi that has one of the best. Briefly reports that Cameroon has a four-mastery estimated to be worth over 893 to 100 grand. Living legend Dr. Cameroon has been in the football space for a very long time. His achievement speaks for him. He has played for clubs in South Africa and abroad. Cameroon also worked in courts several clubs including Kaiser Chiefs according to Buzz South Africa. He has been near to with of 70 million grand as of October 2022.