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MARSHALL Munetsi is now a WOLF.
How old is Munetsi?
Munetsi was born on June 22nd 1996, making him 28 years old.
He was born in Harare, Zimbabwe, and has earned 23 caps for his country at international level.
How tall is Munetsi?
Standing at 1.88m, Munetsi is six foot and one inch tall.
What position does Munetsi play?
Throughout his career, Munetsi has played in central midfield, spending time in defensive midfield, attacking midfield and in between the two roles.
Predominantly, the Zimbabwean inhabits the space between the number six and number eight midfield roles, being a versatile asset Pereira could rely on.
Which clubs has Munetsi played for?
It’s been quite the journey for Munetsi, which has led him to the Premier League after only making the move to European football in 2019.
Before Munetsi joined Stade Reims, the midfielder rose to fame in South Africa, representing FC Cape Town and Orlando Pirates as well as endeavouring on two loan spells to Baroka FC.
The midfielder started his professional career in his homeland at Blue Rangers before his transfer to Cape Town.
How good is Munetsi?
Munetsi made the move to Reims in 2019 as an unknown player but, has made himself a household figure in Ligue 1.
As well as shining in the French top flight, the midfielder has made his presence known in Europe, rising as one of the best in Europe’s top five leagues in several areas.
FBref reports Munetsi as ranking in the top 6% of midfielders in Europe for his rate of aerials won per 90, averaging 2.10.
FBref also compares Munetsi to four current Premier League stars statistically, comparable to Tomas Soucek, Joelinton, Ryan Yates and Mikel Merino.
Munetsi’s FIFA recognition
It’s not just on the pitch that Munetsi impresses, as the midfielder was honoured by FIFA in 2023 for his philanthropic work.
Upon signing his new contract for Reims, a unique clause was inserted, as every kilometre that Munetsi covers, the player will donate €100 to the Marshall Munetsi Foundation.
The foundation supports children in Zimbabwe educationally, with his work recognised by FIFA, as Gianni Infantino penned a letter to the Wolves star. − molineux.news
Mathew Masinge