The South African Football Association is under increasing pressure to clarify Broos’ position following Bafana’s historic run to the knockout stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite ongoing speculation linking Pitso Mosimane with the role.
Mayoyo strongly defended the Belgian tactician, insisting his achievements should not be questioned.
"What more must be done for a coach to be regarded as successful?” he told KickOff.
"Has anyone achieved as much as Broos in his coaching career as a Bafana Bafana coach?
"Even Clive Barker did not reach the second round of a World Cup.”
He continued: "The World Cup is the most prestigious tournament globally, surpassing even the AFCON.
"During our victory in the 1996 AFCON with Clive Barker, our players were predominantly international athletes competing in Europe.
"Currently, most of the squad are based in South Africa, and some members are participating in a World Cup for the first time.”