Stellenbosch FC Star Player Iqraam Rayners to Split R200K With Teammates, SA Divided Over Generosity

Stellenbosch FC Star Player Iqraam Rayners to Split R200K With Teammates, SA Divided Over Generosity

  • Stellenbosch FC football player Iqraam Rayners has shown that he is a man of generosity after winning extra money on the job
  • The striker for Stellenbosch FC played a good game against Chippa United in Polokwane and collected a big cheque after winning Man of the Match
  • Iqraam Rayners made a rare move to show his teammates appreciation that left many South Africans divided

POLOKWANE - Stellenbosch FC's Iqraam Rayners is willing to go the extra mile after being recognised as one of the best. Stellenbosch recently played against Polokwane City, where his talent on the field was acknowledged once again.

Stellenbosch FC, Iqraam Rayners
Stellenbosch FC's Iqraam Rayners said he wants to enjoy his R200K prize for Man of the Match with his teammates. Image: @stellenbosch_fc
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Iqraam Rayners has tongues wagging after announcing what he plans to do with the money he earned as the Man of the Match. Online users had a lot to say about Iqraam Rayners and his thousands of rands.

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Iqraam Rayners aims to spoil Stellenbosch FC team

Stellenbosch's momentous striker, Iqraam Rayners, now has R200K to his name after playing in the Carling Knockout Tournament. According to TimesLIVE, the soccer player stated that he was going to give his teammates "something from these two Man of the Match awards." He also said he would organise a get-together for his team.

Black Label posted that the soccer player won the Man of the Match when they defeated Chippa United. He won in their next bout against Polokwane City, where they won the quarterfinal at Peter Mokaba Stadium on 3 November 2023.

SA reacts to Iqraam Rayners sharing R200K

Many people think the Stellenbosch FC player is admirable for wanting to share a piece of the pie with everyone. Others believe that giving money away is not a good financial decision.

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Jacob Israel Rammusa said:

"I'm sure his wife isn't very happy right now."

Thembekile Sali commented:

"If Black Label can't fail to share the money, then show Carling you can share the money."

Tshepo Mmonye exclaimed:

"Yo! In this day and age, you still share with colleagues who'll dump you tomorrow when you're fired. Not me, sorry!"

DOll SG Sec applauded:

"Teamwork."

Nehee Leboo added:

"He's a mature man."

Bongumusa Xavist Shandu was impressed:

""Humanity!!! It's teamwork."

PJey PJey wrote:

"We are all built different, that's why we have thriving and struggling. It's because of people like Rayners who keep showing positivity and love that we keep thriving."

Matolonke Mchenge KaMnyayiza warned:

"It will end in tears. Invest your winnings."

Thembinkosi gets R100K after comeback

In a separate story, Briefly News previously reported that Orlando Pirates soccer player Thembinkosi Lorch won the Man of the Match against Cape Town Spurs and walked away with R100 000 after playing for the first time since coming back from his injury.

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Rival fans admit Sundowns’ league takeover

Briefly News previously reported that netizens have declared Mamelodi Sundowns the 2023/24 game-winner as fans see no team equal to Sundowns.

After their recent win, football fans have already claimed that the league is theirs.

Mamelodi Sundowns played their sixth game against Polokwane City on 30 August, marking this the team's sixth consecutive victory with no loss since the beginning of the league.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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