Siya Kolisi's Alleged Salary Unveiled, Mzansi Reacts: “He’s the Country’s Head Boy After All”

Siya Kolisi's Alleged Salary Unveiled, Mzansi Reacts: “He’s the Country’s Head Boy After All”

  • South Africans couldn't believe their eyes after seeing Siya Kolisi's alleged salary
  • The Springboks captain's rumoured multi-million-rand pay cheque had peeps convinced that he deserved every penny
  • Meanwhile, others debated on the numbers compared to other top local athletes' salaries
Siya Kolisi's alleged salary was revealed
Fans had plenty to say about Siya Kolisi’s rumoured multi-million-rand pay cheque. Images: siyakolisi
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Mzansi put more respect on Siya Kolisi's name after seeing how much the Springboks captain allegedly earns.

How much does Siya Kolisi earn?

Siya Kolisi is by far one of the most-loved athletes in South Africa, and it's clear that his position has more perks than just being the Springboks captain.

According to MyWage, despite his humility and carefree nature, the father of two is reportedly one of the country's top earners, with a staggering multi-million-rand monthly salary, R1 547 714,58 to be exact.

While the salary breakdown of the Zwide-born rugby player may also include sponsorship income, it is clear that Siya's pockets are deeper than what fans thought:

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Annual: R18 572 575,00

Monthly: R1 547 714,58

Weekly: R357 164,90

Daily: R71 432,98

Mzansi reacts to Siya Kolisi's alleged salary

Netizens said Siya deserved every cent for all the work he puts in, while others poked fun at his divorce:

MulisaEM trolled:

"No wonder the divorce rumours are off."

yane_leesa joked:

"Whoa! If I were Rachel, I wouldn't leave him either."

Boy2meloh showed love to Siya:

"Well, he’s the country’s head boy after all."

Bizlifestyle4 was impressed:

"He's earning like a CEO."

Meanwhile, others compared his salary to other top athletes':

malla_91 claimed:

"Kagiso Rabada earns more in a month of IPL than Siya does in a year."

CheetahPlains said:

"He earns like Ronaldo. That is enormous by SA standards."

sharkbaitza wrote:

"Pollard used to earn more than this just from Montpellier. He now earns similar from his English club."

Muzi_Mageba posted:

"Earning more than the minister of sport."

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What you need to know about Siya Kolisi

Siya Kolisi's journey from the streets of Zwide, a township in the Eastern Cape, to becoming one of rugby’s most iconic figures began when he first picked up a rugby ball at seven. He joined the local African Bombers club, and by the age of 12, his talent was recognised with a scholarship to Grey Junior School in Port Elizabeth.

At just 20, he made his Super Rugby debut in 2012, and a year later, he became a Springbok at 22 in a memorable match against Scotland, where he was named Man of the Match. He also played in the 2015 Rugby World Cup, featuring games against Japan and Samoa.

In 2017, Kolisi became captain of the Stormers, leading the team for two seasons before being appointed Springbok captain in 2018. His leadership reached its pinnacle in 2019 when he captained South Africa to a historic Rugby World Cup victory in Japan. He defeated England 32–12 and made history as the first black captain of a World Cup-winning team.

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A look inside Siya Kolisi's multi-million-rand home

In more Siya Kolisi updates, Briefly News took a look inside the Springboks captain's stunning Dolphin Coast home.

Fans got to see how their favourite sports star lives in a series of pictures and videos shared on his social media pages.

Source: Briefly News

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