Boy's meteoric rise stalls

Segolame Boy. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Segolame Boy. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

When he burst onto the scene, he was tipped for greatness outside the country’s borders. But Segolame Boy’s graduation from soccer’s boy to the game’s man has seemingly taken forever, writes MQONDISI DUBE

Segolame Boy scaled the football ladder at a blistering pace, which left the football family in unison that his silky skills were the right product for export to the South African or even European markets.

He collected countless individual accolades, at one stage, making the BTC Player of the Month award, his personal property.
But his progression has somewhat stalled, and he has been in and out of the national team.

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