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Teko Modise shows off his skill. Photo: SuperSport
WATCH: Ex-Pirates, Sundowns star Modise shows he’s still a ‘baller’
Fans have hailed former Pirates and Sundowns star Teko Modise as a ‘legend’ and ‘true baller’ after seeing a clip where he shows off his enduring skills.
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Teko Modise shows off his skill. Photo: SuperSport
Teko Modise, who enjoyed an illustrious career for Bafana as well as the likes of Pirates and Sundowns, is regarded as one of the greatest PSL players of the modern era today.
Known as ‘The General’, Modise made 66 appearances for the South Africa national team between 2007 and 2012, and had memorable stints with SuperSport United, Pirates and Sundowns in a memorable career where he recorded a host of achievements.
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Since retirement, the 40-year-old has done some work as a matchday analyst for SusperSport TV, and a fantastic clip has now been shared of Modise showing off his skills before Tuesday night’s clash between SuperSport United will host Marumo Gallants at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium.
Still looking as fit as ever, Modise stylishly showed off his skills with a few impressive touches of the ball on the side of the field.
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You can check the clip of Modise below:
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Meanwhile, during a recent interview, Modise has revealed who he believes was one of the best-ever players in the Premier Soccer League (PSL).
The two faced off on many occasions during their playing days, with Zothwane having been at the heart of the Golden Arrows midfield.
“I have never said this to him, but he was one of the best midfielders that I have seen play in the PSL,” said Modise in an interview with Times Live.
“I tried to be better than him, but it was tough because we were playing in the same position, even in the national team. At his peak, I honestly don’t think there is a midfielder who could compete with him.
“I knew that even if I brought my A-game, I still had to work hard when coming up against him, because he played football of a higher level. I want to thank him for inspiring players like us, at that time we were shy or too proud to say it, but you are one of the best players I played against.”
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