The outstanding performances by the country's junior national teams should inspire senior players to work harder for places in Bafana Bafana, according to Kaizer Chiefs defender Reeve Frosler, who has urged experienced South African footballers to step up their game.South Africa's Under-20 and Under-23 teams have shown the dedication, drive, and ambition necessary to compete at a high international level, according to Frosler.

He thinks that older professionals can gain wisdom from younger ones and use their successes to push themselves to greater heights.That senior players shouldn't see the rise of promising youth as a danger was emphasized by the Amakhosi defender. The opposite, in his opinion, is true: their performances should inspire more seasoned footballers to step up their game and keep competing.

The senior players can gage the competency of our junior teams, I suppose. "If we want to make the national team, we need to step up our game," Frosler said, adding that they can take a page out of their junior teams' playbook.His comments are timed to coincide with the growing focus on youth development in South African football, which is opening doors for promising young players to play for the national team.

Competition for spots in Bafana Bafana has heated up thanks to the rise of promising players, so anyone hoping to impress national team selectors must be consistent, disciplined, and work hard.The players of the Kaizer Chiefs should take heart from Frosler's message: playing for a big club does not ensure you'll be recognized on a global stage. In order to be called up to the national team, every player needs to keep performing at a high level.Finally, according to Frosler, South African football can benefit from intergenerational rivalry if older players can motivate younger ones to up their game and keep representing the country at a high level.

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