Peter Shalulile Cars - Shalulile Recieves R500k SUV

Peter Shalulile Cars – Shalulile Recieves R500k SUV

Peter Shalulile Cars – Shalulile Recieves R500k SUV: Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile was presented with the keys to a brand new luxury SUV at Chloorkop as a reward for his outstanding performance.

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The 27-year-old Namibia international has been a revelation since joining Sundowns in the summer of 2015, having previously won the Lesley Manyathela Golden Boot award with Highlands Park in the previous season.

With 15 goals and seven assists in 28 games this season across all competitions, he has established himself as a key member of the Brazilians’ squad, which has seen its record-breaking season come crashing down.

Consequently, the former Tura Magic player has been awarded the Hyundai Supporters Player of the Month award on two occasions, earning him time with the Creta SUV and later the sumptuous Tucson.

Tucson for ‘Sha-Sha’

The DStv Premiership Golden Boot chaser was seen in the video, which has now gone viral on social media, recreating his famous scoring celebration around the vehicle before receiving the cars to the whip from coach Manqoba Mngqithi, which has since gone viral.

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Compared to the Creta, which has a price range between R377,000 and R500,000, the Tucson is an improvement in their SUV lineup, with a starting price of R477 900 and a maximum price of R743,900 for the full-house Sport R2.0 CRDi version of the Tucson.

It was a special occasion because everyone was there, and the coach giving me the key was something I will always remember,” Shalulile told Hyundai SA. “I really like it, it’s very comfortable, I can see that as well, and the handover was something special because everyone was there, you know the coach giving me the key – that was special to me and something I will always cherish,” Shalulile said.