Following a career-changing move to the MLS, Olwethu Makhanya is showing signs of being well settled in his new environment in Philadelphia.
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Former Stellenbosch FC defender Olwethu Makhanya seems to be assimilating well to his new life in the United States.
After making a big move to Philadelphia Union, Makhanya has shared glimpses of his new bachelor pad and shared a video of the amount of groceries he needs to sustain himself.
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Makhanya's new life in Philly
The Durban-born defender is one of five South African players in the MLS, representing Philadelphia Union and seems to be getting accustomed to his new life in a big city.
On Makhanya's IG story yesterday, he showed his followers the sheer amount of groceries it takes to fill his fridge sustain him for at least a couple of weeks.
Plenty of water bottles, pineapples and what could be oven-made foods were spotted in his fridge. The video also gave his followers a peak into his flat, which appears to be a sleek, modern-designed space.
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Apart from getting used to American food, Makhanya is embracing US streetwear style and seems to be enjoying what the city of Philly has to offer.
During an Instagram Q&A conducted by the 19-year-old back in August, he shared his thoughts on what he thinks about the East Coast city:
"The city is a mix of some bustling energy and laid back charm. Amazing food, nice architecture around, I'm loving it."
In the same Q&A, an anonymous asked Makhanya to bring home a Messi shirt, to which the youngster responded by saying:
"Respectfully, I didn't come here for Messi."
Makhanya is yet to make his MLS debut for Philly and has featured twice in the MLS Next Pro, a reserve league for the MLS itself.
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