Two German cars have previously been spotted inside Mamelodi Sundowns winger Bradley Ralani's garage, including a Volkswagen Golf 7 R and a Mercedes Benz A45 AMG, and now a third car has appeared in the form of a BMW. Here's a look!
The story
Ralani is evidently a car lover, having been known to own a VW Golf RR at one stage in his career while at Cape Town City. Since he joined Sundowns, he was seen with a yellow Mercedes hatchback, which is ranked within the same category as his previous VW, according to various car experts. The more recent car seen at the face-brick garage of his home is a white Beamer 1 Series Coupe.
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A general estimation is that all three of these cars most likely have a combined total of at least R1.2 million, as the Gold 7 costs around R696 700 according to Uni2.co.za. Meanwhile, the versions of the A45 AMG prior to 2019 range in the R500 000 region but extra features like those in Ralani's one seems to suggest the baller could have paid more on extras, which could be in excess of R100 000 to R200 000, according to general estimates.
See the two previous cars sports cars Surprise has been consistently been spotted with.
It has been proven to be a bit difficult to assess Ralani's success since joining the Brazilians in January this year. Although he managed to win two trophies in his first six months at the club, the MTN8 and the DStv Premiership title, he has been reduced to a fringe role in Bafana Ba Style's packed squad.
This season, the 35-year-old has only played five times for the Rulani Mokwena's side across all competitions. However, his stunning goal in the final of the recent Carling Black Label Cup is a sweetener to his struggles at Chloorkop.
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Did you know?
VW's GTI stands for Grand Touring Injection.
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