A controversial former South African footballer now appears to be making sharp moves in his post-retirement journey. Here's a look!
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Thandani Ntshumayelo is no stranger to South African footballer followers, as the ups and downs of his career have been widely publicised.
The former midfielder announced his retirement from the sport in June 2023 at the age of 33, calling time on a career which saw him represent the likes of SuperSport United, Orlando Pirates, Baroka FC, and Moroka Swallows.
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Notably, however, Ntshumayelo was infamously banned from professional football after testing positive for cocaine and made his return to football after two years due to his sanction.
Despite the controversy around his name, the now 34-year-old appears to be taking major steps towards the right direction. The former Bucs star shared images of a building under construction on his Instagram, which seemingly suggests that the retired star is involved in a new project.
Captioned with the words: "I try", the ex-player seems to have invested his effort in the construction of a multi-story home in an unconfirmed location.
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