From a former Black Stars number 1 to another Dauda has expressed confidence in Razak Brimah and believes that Brimah can fight for a starting spot in the South African side.
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Fatau Dauda believes the goalkeeper will eventually start at Mamelodi Sundowns
Dauda highlighted the incredible performance Brimah put up in his debut against Free State Stars in the ABSA premiership.
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Dauda who currently plays for Enyimba in the Nigerian Professional Premier league was speaking to metro tv on the programme called "the file".
"They give the guy the chance and he did well. Right now it's the coach who has,a problem.
"I think.maybe the coach will have to share the matches between Dennis Onyango and Razak Brimah.
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"They will be playing the league alongside the CAF champions league and cup competitions. There a lot of games there for both of them to play."
Fatau Dauda predominantly started in goal for the Ghana Black Stars from the 2013 African Cup of Nations.
He also featured in two out of the three group games for Ghana in the 2014 World Cup.
Brimah took after Fatau Dauda at the next major tournament for the Black Stars in the 2015 African Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea.
Razak Brimah has currently fallen out of favor in the national team due to a lackluster performance in the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon
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