Thamsanqa Gabuza: wife, salary, house, car collection, net worth
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Xolani "Blackberry" Nkala is back with his footballing wizardry.
The skillful kasi flava merchant made sure to pull out all the stops during the ongoing Philly's Games in Tembisa, northeast of Johannesburg.
A video of him dazzling the crowd and terrorising the opposition was loaded on SuperSport's Facebook page as part of the broadcast company's coverage of the event. Nkala came to national and international prominence during the DStv eKasi Games in Soweto earlier this year.
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Thamsanqa Gabuza: wife, salary, house, car collection, net worth
FootballThis saw him earning a professional contract with Motsepe Foundation Championship team Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila.
The entertaining ball-skills wizard Xolani "Blackberry" Nkala has ambitions of playing at the very top of South African football.
"Blackberry" has hopes of one day turning out in the colours of Kaizer Chiefs, though he is an Orlando Pirates supporter.
In June, he came to national prominence for his showboating during a township football festival, which got him a professional contract with the Motsepe Foundation Championship team Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila.
Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila head coach Johnny Ferreira has stern words for new recruit Xolani "Blackberry" Nkala.
He said that Blackberry has been warned against excessive 'kasi flava' showboating during matches.
He gained national attention for his dazzling and oftentimes ridiculous skills during the recent DStv eKasi Champ of Champions tournament in Soweto.
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FootballFerreira said of the highly talented magician:
"I think Nkala is a rough diamond that needs to be polished. He has a talent and I see him playing a big role in our fight to challenge for promotion next week. I am impressed with the hard work he is showing at training and how he is adapting to professional football."