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Full name
  
Washington Arubi

Years
  
Team

Parents
  
Nathan Arubi

Number
  
36

Height
  
1.8 m


Playing position
  
Goalkeeper

Role
  
Footballer

Place of birth
  
Norton, Zimbabwe

Name
  
Washington Arubi

Education
  
University of Pretoria

Washington Arubi University of Pretoria goalkeeper Washington Arubi will be

Date of birth
  
(1985-08-29) 29 August 1985 (age 30)

Employer
  
University of Pretoria Football Club

Current teams
  
Zimbabwe national football team (Goalkeeper), University of Pretoria Football Club (#36 / Goalkeeper)

Similar People
  
Denver Mukamba, George Chigova, Mame Niang

Washington Arubi (born 29 August 1985) is a Zimbabwean professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for National First Division side Stellenbosch.

Contents

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Club

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He started his career with Lancashire Steel for which he played 29 matches, before having spells with other Zimbabwean clubs Highlanders, Bantu Rovers and Dynamos. In 2012, Arubi joined South African Premier Division team University of Pretoria. He made 105 appearances in the league for Tuks before leaving in 2016. In February 2017, Arubi joined National First Division side Stellenbosch.

International

Washington Arubi University of Pretoria coach Steve Barker Goalkeeper

In 2007, he defended the Zimbabwe national football team during the COSAFA Cup. He participated in the qualification matches for the Africa Cup of Nations 2015.

Club

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As of 12 February 2017.

Club

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Dynamos
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  • Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League (1): 2011
  • Cup of Zimbabwe (1): 2011

  • Washington Arubi Washington Arubi crowned King of the Castle Nehanda Radio

    References

    Washington Arubi Wikipedia