Broos' team play Lesotho and Nigeria at the Free State Stadium next month with Mbokazi a notable inclusion in the head coach's squad.
The 19-year-old, who has one appearance his country in the 2-0 friendly victory over Mozambique, impressed for Pirates last season and is now touted to become an important player under Broos.
The talented centre-back forced his way into the Pirates team last term and made 19 appearances in all competitions, scoring one goal and creating one.
He has since been named Bucs vice-captain alongside Thapelo Xoki.
Broos said on SABC Sport: "He's confident, he's strong, he has a good technique, and he plays without fear, and this is special for a young player.
"I was curious when he came in [against Mozambique]. To see him play with the team in the friendly games, and I was assured when I saw him playing.
"It was a proof that he's a very good defender and a very young one. So, I never doubt one second when I made the list not to take him. He's really good and in the four years that I'm here, I never saw a defender like this and young.
“So, I'm very happy with him.”
Orlando Pirates may have steadied the ship with three consecutive league victories, but club legend Jerry "Legs of Thunder" Sikhosana believes the pressure on new coach Abdeslam Ouaddou is only beginning.
Bafana Bafana have drafted in Kaizer Chiefs defender Thabiso Monyane to replace the injured Nyiko Mobbie ahead of Tuesday's 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Nigeria in Bloemfontein.
Bafana Bafana took a major step towards qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a 3-0 win against Lesotho in Bloemfontein on Friday.
Hugo Broos admits he would love to lead South Africa to the World Cup next year, nearly four decades after representing Belgium as a player at the iconic 1986 tournament in Mexico.
