The Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies player has gained attention for her striking resemblance to Brazilian legend Ronaldinho.
South Africa's women's football sensation, Miche Minnies, has become the talk of the soccer world, leaving fans across the globe demanding confirmation of her uncanny likeness to Brazilian legend Ronaldinho.
At just 21 years old, Minnies has risen to prominence as a prolific striker for Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies, captivating the internet with her striking resemblance to the former Ballon d'Or winner, Ronaldinho.
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Social media has been ablaze with comparisons between Minnies and the Brazilian trickster, particularly when both are seen donning the iconic yellow jerseys of their respective national teams.
However, Minnies is more than just a look-alike; she is a remarkable footballer in her own right.
According to Soccer Laduma, with an impressive tally of 23 goals in various competitions, Minnies played a pivotal role in helping Sundowns secure the Super League title.
Her talent also shone through as she propelled her team to the finals of the COSAFA Cup qualifiers and the CAF Women's Champions League.
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This Monday, Minnies continued her goal-scoring spree, finding the back of the net as Sundowns cruised to a resounding 4-0 victory over Costa Do Sol in the CAF Women’s Champion League qualifiers.
Social media platforms have been flooded with posts highlighting the striking resemblance between the South African forward and her Brazilian doppelganger.
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One fan, in particular, took to Twitter, writing, "She looks more Ronaldinho than Ronaldinho himself.”
Before her move to Mamelodi Sundowns, Minnies had already made a name for herself. She emerged as the top scorer at the Sasol League National Championship and clinched the prestigious Best Player of the Tournament award.
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Minnies' journey in the world of football began early, as she proudly represented South Africa at the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, showcasing her talent on the global stage.