Teko Modise, a former midfield player for the Orlando Pirates, stunned supporters by purchasing a second, very costly new automobile.
Having played more than 50 games, Teko Modise is still regarded as one of the most beloved former Bafana midfielders. He played for huge teams like Mamelodi Sundowns, SuperSport United, and others during his playing career.
Fans from several teams came to adore him for his football and way of life as a result. Modise has been winning over supporters off the football field with his sense of style and flair.
South Africa loves Teko very much. He goes as “The General,” and he has played for some of the top football teams in the nation, such as Cape Town City, Mamelodi Sundowns, SuperSport United, and Orlando Pirates.
Teko recently flaunted a new automobile he purchased for himself on his Instagram feed. Although the brightly colored Ferrari appears to have been expensive, he was undoubtedly able to afford it. The post was captioned by Teko.
“BIG TOYS FOR BIG BOYS!”
His admirers have praised him. Nceba Ruka expressed his hopes that the vehicle will withstand the highways of Mzansi:
“Well done, Teko. I’m quite proud of you. However, I’m concerned about the state of the roads in our nation. Potholes, speed bumps, and uneven pavement. I hope you handle her nicely.
Stanley Mphafudi said, “Teko, congratulations.” You display the might of the Yellow Nation.
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CHANGE YOUR CAR COLLECTION
Teko Modise has won many admirers over the years with his pricey vehicles, which include BMWs and Aston Martins.
Modise reportedly had an exotic Aston Martin DB9, a high-end British vehicle, according to Savanna News. When he was a player for the Orlando Pirates in 2011, he claimed to have bought the car again. The former Bafana midfield player admitted that the sole reason he acquired it was boredom from his lack of playing time.
In addition to his Aston Martin, he also purchased a Ford Mustang in 2017. In addition to these high-end automobiles, Teko also owns a Mercedes Benz C63 S, a BMW M3, and a Golf 7 GTI.
