Zambian women's football star, Racheal Kundananji credited the influence of South Africa's Kasi Flava after going viral for her Mzansi-inspired skills early this month.
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Racheal Kundananji became a viral sensation in the USA's NWSL after a special piece of skill that the likes of Patrick Maswanganyi would be proud of.
The Bay FC superstar forward, who has five goals and four assists in her first season in the NWSL, pulled off an audacious piece of skill in her side's 3-2 comeback win over Houston Dash.
Kundananji was found herself one-on-one with a Houston defender and before taking her on, the Zambian baller showed bags of confidence by standing on the ball before defeating her opponent with a quick stepover.
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Racheal Kundananji's got the movesss ?? pic.twitter.com/3ASOkCKb91
— National Women's Soccer League (@NWSL) November 3, 2024
Kundananji is the most expensive women's footballer ever after leaving Madrid CFF for the USA's Bay FC for a women's football world record transfer fee of $820 000 USD (R14.7 million).
When interviewed on ESPN FC's Futbol W show about her sensational piece of skill against Houston, the goalscoring machine revealed that she's been watching some SA Kasi football games to get inspired.
"I usually watch, I used to watch some videos from South Africa, ghetto games where they play in a field where there's no grass and everything. And they just doing different types of styles, so I copied this and I said I will surely do it one day.
"Before the game, I told my teammates that I will do a style today that I've been wanting to do when we're leading, so that's how I ended up doing that," shared the Zambian superstar.
