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This is a list of non-South African footballers who currently play or have played association football in South Africa.
Lebajoa Mphongoa Bloemfotein Celtic Motlatsi Shale Bloemfontein Celtic Tshwrelo Bereng Moroka Swallows, Chipa Unites, Black Leopards Tumelo Khutlang Black Leopards Paballo Mpakanyane Tembisa Classic Teele Ntsonyana Wits University Tseliso Thite Bloemfontein Celtic Luciano Matsoso Black Leopards Nkoto Masoabi Real Kings Motebang Sera Bloemfontein Celtic Motlomelo Mkwanazi Tshakhuma Madzivhadila Moses Maliehe Vaal Professionals
No | Name | Club(s) | span |
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1 | Jeremy Brockie | Supersport United, Mamelodi Sundowns, Maritzburg United(loan) | 2015-18 2018- 2019- |
2 | Michael Utting | Supersport United | 2000-2002 |
3 | Michael Boxall | Supersport United | 2015-2017 |
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