SUPERSPORT EXCLUSIVE: Lyle Foster speaks Premier League, Bafana Bafana and more

Lyle Foster admits in a SuperSport exclusive interview with Julia Stuart that, since making the move to England, the transition hasn’t been without its challenges.

The Burnley striker shares how he’s finally settling into life in the Premier League, embracing the intensity of the game and the cultural shift off the pitch.

“It’s been a learning curve,” he says, reflecting on adapting to a new environment while staying focused on his goals.

With Afcon 2025 around the corner, Foster’s excitement is palpable. He speaks passionately about Bafana Bafana’s preparations and the belief within the squad. “We know what this tournament means to the country,” he explained, adding that the team’s ambition doesn’t stop there.

Qualifying for the FIFA World Cup is firmly on their radar, and Foster believes the current generation has what it takes to make history.

In a candid moment, Foster opens up about his struggles with mental health, a topic often overlooked in football. He shares how seeking help changed his perspective and why he wants to encourage others to speak out.

“It’s okay not to be okay,” he says, emphasising the importance of mental well-being alongside physical performance.