Jossias Macamo is a former footballer from Mozambique. He was also a member of the CD Costa do Sol management team and an Under-14 coach after retiring.[2]

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Kaizer Chiefs

Handed the number 23 jersey when signing for Kaizer Chiefs, a number synonymous with Siyabonga Nomvethe until 2001,[1] the attacker made his debut in the Vodacom Challenge, authoring three goals in his first three outings[3] which was accentuated with five goals in five games.[1] The Mozambican also forged a strike partnership with Lucky Maselesele,[3] spearheading the Amakhosi into the semi-finals of the BP Top 8[3] with a goal versus Ria Stars.[1] Known for his goal celebration of displaying written messages, Macamo considers his time at the Soweto-based club to be the highlight of his career.[2] During his stint at the club, the left-footed player[2] was also known for being good in the air.[3]

International

While at Kaizer Chiefs, Macamo was called up to represent Mozambique at the 2002 COSAFA Cup.[4] In 2003 he was also called up to play against Burkina Faso in a qualifier for the Africa Cup of Nations, the biennial international football competition.[5]

Trophies

• Vodacom Challenge (1): 2001[2]
• BP Top 8 (1): 2001
• Moçambola (1): 2007[2]
• Mozambique Cup (1): 2007[2]

References