Banyana Banyana star striker Jermaine Seoposenwe has signed for Mexican top-flight club FC Juarez Feminin. Photo: Twitter @Jermaine109
‘I spoke when Danny came’: Seoposenwe on Banyana’s pay battle
Star striker Jermaine Seoposenwe discusses Banyana Banyana’s pay battle on 947’s Robert Marawa’s show #MSW.
Banyana Banyana star striker Jermaine Seoposenwe has signed for Mexican top-flight club FC Juarez Feminin. Photo: Twitter @Jermaine109
Midfielder, Jermaine Seoposenwe opened up Banyana Banyana’s pay battle with 947 radio personality Robert Marawa on Thursday, 10 August.
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JERMAINE SEOPOSENWE OPENS UP ABOUT PAY BATTLE
Banyana Banyana star Jermaine Seoposenwe reflected on the pay battle with SAFA (South African Football Association) on Marawa’s show.
EWN reports that Seoposenwe revealed on #MSW that there was a sense of relief, accomplishment and believes that she and the team have come out the other side stronger than ever before, pre- and post-the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
“I think just a sense of relief and accomplishment. I think as a team, the way we left the country wasn’t great. A lot of people had a lot to say about the team’s mentality and us as human beings, and they didn’t understand the position that we had found ourselves in that moment.”
The 29-year-old midfielder adds that the lack of respect hurt her, she almost cried and spoke when Danny (Jordan) came over to speak with them. She told Jordaan that for her it wasn’t even about what people have said, what NEC members have said, none of that.
“It’s just the lack of respect that we continue to have to go through every time you come to the national team.”
Motsepe Foundation and Ithuba, and many others were the saving grace, who donated to the national team, reports Cape Talk.
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BANYANA BANYANA RETURNS HOME
Banyana Banyana team received a hero’s welcomed home when they returned from its 2023 World Cup.
Scoring stars Hildah Magaia and Thembi Kgatlana, and Noko Matlou arrived home from the 2023 Women’s World Cup at OR Tambo International Airport on Tuesday, 8 August evening.
Magaia told TshisaLIVE: “It’s a proud moment and a dream come true for all of us. We went there knowing it would not be easy but we gave it our al.”
The South African women’s football team’s journey ended in the last-16 in Sydney in a 2-0 defeat by the Netherlands.
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