🙌🙌 Former Orlando Pirates midfielder Marshall Munetsi has received a nomination for a prestigious award in France's top division. SLInt MORE:
Marshall Munetsi has been nominated for Ligue 1's African Player of the Season award.
The 26-year-old has already managed to find the back of net six times and assist three goals this season, a career-best for the former Baroka FC man since making his way to Europe. The trophy goes to the best African player plying their trade in France's top league, and the southern African is among 11 players who are in the running to lift it this year.
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