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Top five players who turned out for Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns in PSL era

There are players who have represented both clubs and some of the transfers have sparked outrage among both sets of supporters.

Who are the top five players who played for Chiefs and Downs?

The Vryburg-born legend was one of the finest defenders in the PSL during his playing days and he played a vital role in helping Sundowns reach the 2001 Caf Champions League final during his three-year spell with the club. McCarthy moved to Chiefs in 2003 and he enjoyed a lot of success with the Soweto giants winning six major trophies - including two PSL championships before leaving the Naturena-based side in 2008.

Fabian McCarthy

One of the greatest foreign players to have ever graced&nbsp;the PSL, Billiat spent five successful years with Sundowns - winning the Caf Champions League, three PSL championships among other major trophies. Billiat then joined his boyhood club, Chiefs in 2018 and he remains a key player for the Glamour Boys having played a key role in helping the club reach the Caf Champions League final for the first time last season. He is six goals away from entering the top five greatest scorers chart in PSL history having netted 97 goals.&nbsp;

Khama Billiat

Considered among the best goalkeepers to have ever played in the PSL, Spiderman as Baloyi was affectionately known, achieved legendary status at Chiefs - winning the 2003/04 PSL title as club captain. Spiderman then shockingly left Amakhosi for Sundowns in 2004 ending his 11-year spell with&nbsp;the Soweto giants. He enjoyed more success with Sundowns - lifting several trophies including two league championships, before he retired in 2010.

Brian Baloyi

The former Bafana Bafana international spent three years with Chiefs as one of the best left-backs in the PSL and he won the league championship in his final season with the club.&nbsp;&nbsp; Kannemeyer left Glamour Boys for Masandawana where he was a consistent performer - winning back to back league titles between 2006 and 2007, before leaving the club at the end of the 2007/08 campaign.&nbsp;&nbsp;

David Kannemeyer

The Soweto-born legend was a fan favourite during his five-year spell with Sundowns having established&nbsp;himself as one of the best crossers of the ball in the PSL. A two-time PSL title-winning player with Masandawana, Dladla went on to win four major trophies with Chiefs during his six-year spell and he proved his versatility by operating as a central midfielder and right-back.&nbsp;

Josta Dladla

Top five players who turned out for Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns in PSL era | Goal.com English Oman

GOAL selected the top 10 players who played for Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns in the PSL era.