Thomas Sweswe

Quick Facts

Full Name	Thomas Sweswe
Occupation	Football Player
Date Of Birth	Aug 9, 1981(1981-08-09)
Age	43
Birthplace	Gweru
Country	Zimbabwe
Birth City	Midlands
Horoscope	Leo

Thomas Sweswe Biography

Thomas Sweswe is one of the most popular and richest Football Player who was born on August 9, 1981 in Gweru, Midlands, Zimbabwe.

Born in Gweru in central Zimbabwe, Sweswe began his career in 2001 with CAPS United, a club based in the country’s capital. He made twenty-two appearances for the team, scoring once. In 2002, he moved on to another Harare-based club, Sporting Lions FC. Despite only staying at the club for two years, Sweswe racked up sixty-one appearances for Lions. In 2004 the defender moved on again, this time to Real United in Division 1, making seven appearances and scoring only his second goal in senior football while at the club. Same year in 2004, he joined Highlanders FC, based in Bulawayo, his fourth club in as many years. Played for only three months at the club and was signed by Manning Rangers fc in South Africa after a very good performance, his arrival at the club coincided with a lack of success for Highlanders. They had previously qualified for every CAF Champions League tournament since 2000, and won the Zimbabwe Charity Shield in 2005, but failed to win any silverware during Thomas’ stay in Bulawayo. He played twelve games for Highlanders FC.

Sweswe joined South African club Manning Rangers in 2004–2005, moving to a foreign club for the first time in his career and registering for Manning on 11 August 2004. He played eleven games for the club before moving back to Zimbabwe to play for Dynamos FC. Sweswe stayed at Dynamos for just one season before moving on to another Zimbabwean club, Mwana Africa FC, with which he reached Confederations cup quarter-finals and lost to TP Mazembe and played all the games in that tournament captaining the side. He played for Mwana in 2006 and 2007, as the club finished in third and sixteenth positions. After Mwana were relegated in 2007, Sweswe returned to Dynamos FC, where he had played in 2005. Dynamos finished as Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League runners-up in 2008, two points off champions Monomotapa United. They also competed in the 2008 CAF Champions League, reaching the semi-finals before being knocked out by Cotonsport Garoua of Cameroon. Sweswe played in all of their thirteen Champions League games, including both semi-final legs. In 2009 Sweswe moved to Kaizer Chiefs In South Africa after he signed a three-year contract.

Thomas Sweswe Net Worth

Thomas Sweswe is one of the richest Football Player from Zimbabwe. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Thomas Sweswe 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Thomas Langu Sweswe (born 9 August 1981) is an association footballer from Zimbabwe. Sweswe is a defender, primarily operating as a centre back, and has played for nine different clubs as well as the Zimbabwe national football team. He is currently playing for Bidvest Wits in South Africa. Sweswe is right-footed.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Thomas Sweswe height 5 ft 11 in Tim weight 152  lbs & body measurements will update soon.

Who is Thomas Sweswe Dating?

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In September 2012 Sweswe was ruled out for two weeks after a collision with teammate Aaron Mokoena sustained in training left the defender with deep cuts to his mouth.It is alleged he played for 90minutes without kicking the ball.

Facts & Trivia

Tim Ranked on the list of most popular Football Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Zimbabwe. Thomas Sweswe celebrates birthday on August 9 of every year.

The defender played in Zimbabwe’s 1–0 defeat to Mali on 26 March in an 2012 African Cup of Nations qualifier. He made his second appearance of 2011 in the return fixture against Mali, on 5 June, which Zimbabwe won 2–1.