Is Nthabiseng Majiya the youngest player at Banyana Banyana? What is her age?

Is Nthabiseng Majiya the youngest player at Banyana Banyana? What is her age?

Nthabiseng Majiya is a young South African soccer player for the Banyana Banyana football team. Her passion for sports started at an early age, and today, she is on her way to stardom. Nthabiseng's impeccable skills have resulted in receiving accolades and international acclaim.

Nthabiseng Majiya's biography
Banyana Banyana's youngest player, Nthabiseng Majiya. Photo: @Bra_Hloni (modified by author)
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She grew up in the Free State in a place called Philippolis. Unsurprisingly, she chose to be a soccer player considering that her passion for it showed itself when she was six. Despite the fact that there were no girl teams she could join, she continued playing until she got her breakthrough.

Nthabiseng Majiya's profile and bio summary

Full nameNthabiseng Ronisha Majiya
GenderFemale
Date of birth10 June 2004
Age19 years old as of 2023
Zodiac signGemini
Place of birthPhilippolis, Free State, South Africa
Current residenceSouth Africa
NationalitySouth African
EthnicityBlack
Height in feet5 feet 3 inches
Weight in kilograms54 kg
Eye colourBrown
Hair colourBlack
Marital statusUnmarried
OccupationSoccer player

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How old is Nthabiseng Majiya?

Nthabiseng (age 19 years as of 2023) was born on the 10th of June 2004 in South Africa. She is a South African soccer player who has been on the field for two years.

Majiya started playing soccer when she was six years old, often having to play with boys since there were no clubs for talented girls like herself to be a part of.

Nthabiseng Majiya's position

Nthabiseng plays striker for South Africa's women's national football team Banyana Banyana and performs outstandingly.

Nthabiseng Majiya's statistics

Nthabiseng Majiya's statistics
Thus far, the striker's statistics are minimal due to the number of games played for the season. Photo: @iDiskiTime (modified by author)
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For the 2023 season, the Banyana Banyana striker has played two matches for a combined duration of 32 minutes and scored one goal. She has zero impacting assists and a hundred per cent impacting goals.

Who is the youngest Banyana Banyana player?

Nthabiseng Majiya is the youngest Banyana Banyana player. She spoke to Sowetan Live about this and said,

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"Being the youngest player in the team is great because everyone wants to help you. The senior players have imparted wisdom to me. I have gained valuable experience here, which will help me grow because I see myself as a big player in the next few years."
Nthabiseng Majiya's current position
Nthabiseng was named Hollywoodbets' Young Player of the Season for 2021. Photo: @FarPost_ZA, @Football_Stage (modified by author)
Source: Twitter

Nthabiseng Majiya has not played soccer for a long time but is already making her mark as the youngest player in Banyana, South Africa's women's national team. With the praise she has been receiving, it is clear that the youngster is going places.

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Authors:
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Tshepiso Ntombela (Lifestyle writer) Tshepiso Ntombela is a Wits Journalism graduate from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. He has journalistic experience obtained in 2021 from Wits Vuvuzela, a community newspaper where his tasks were inclusive of news and feature writing, subediting, photography and videography as well as source interviewing. He's currently undergoing an Internship at the Wits Centre for Journalism. In 2023, Tshepiso finished the AFP course on Digital Investigation Techniques. Email: tshepisontombela62@gmail.com