Bafana, Gayton respond to PSG player's 'bid to play for SA'
Bafana Bafana and Minister of Sport Gayton McKenzie reacted to an AI-generated video of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia claiming he is South African.
A recent social media video featuring Georgian football sensation Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has sparked widespread discussion among South African football fans. The video, shared by the official Bafana Bafana TikTok account, showcases Kvaratskhelia's exceptional skills and highlights from various matches, overlaid with a popular South African song and three prominent South African flags covering his mouth. The accompanying caption, "What's his South African name? 🇿🇦🤔", has prompted an outpouring of creative suggestions from the community. This unique approach by the South African national team's social media aims to celebrate the player's talent while fostering a connection with local supporters, playfully integrating an international star into the South African football narrative. It demonstrates a growing trend of engaging global sports figures with local cultural elements to enhance fan interaction.
Bafana Bafana and Minister of Sport Gayton McKenzie reacted to an AI-generated video of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia claiming he is South African.
