Midfielder Teboho Mokoena has added another prestigious accolade to his career. The star was honoured with the Free State MEC’s Excellence Award at the recent Free State Provincial Sport Awards.
The recognition highlights his standout achievements for both club and country. It reflects his growing role as one of the most impactful figures in South African football today. You can read more about player performances and match insights on our sports betting section.
National and Club Success
The 29-year-old player continues to cement his status as a key pillar for Mamelodi Sundowns FC. He played a pivotal role in the Brazilians’ CAF Champions League triumph last season, notably scoring in the second leg against AS FAR.
His international contributions with Bafana Bafana have been equally vital. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mokoena delivered critical moments on the global stage. He scored the key equalizer in a 1-1 draw against Czechia during the group stage.
His ongoing consistency has earned him the fond nickname “Player ya Sechaba” among local fans.
Gratitude for the Recognition
Mokoena expressed his appreciation on social media after accepting his trophy and certificate.
“Honoured to receive an Excellence Award from the Free State MEC. Grateful for where I come from and excited for what’s still ahead,” Mokoena shared on Instagram.
This accolade marks another milestone in the midfielder’s professional path. His strong form indicates that he remains focused on achieving further success in upcoming competitions.
Source: soccerladuma.co.za