Marvelous Nakamba

Zimbabwean footballer for Aston Villa

Marvelous Nakamba - Zimbabwean footballer for Aston Villa
Born

January 19th, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Zimbabwe

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A professional footballer from Zimbabwe, played as a midfielder. Initiated career at the youth academy of Bantu Rovers before moving to Europe. Joined the Belgian club, Anderlecht, later transferring to Club Brugge, where contributed to multiple league titles. Signed by Aston Villa in 2020, further establishing presence in the English Premier League. Represented the national team in various international competitions.

Winning the Belgian Pro League with Club Brugge

Playing for Aston Villa in the Premier League

Representing Zimbabwe in AFCON qualifiers

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