Percy Tau – Biography, Age, Girlfriend, Career, Salary & Net Worth

Percy Tau (born 13 May 1994 in Witbank) is a South African footballer that plays as a forward for Egyptian club Al Ahly and the South African national team. 

He made his first appearance for the South African National team on 17 October 2015 during a 0– 2 loss to Angola in a 2016 African Nations Championship capability coordinate.

Through this post, you will learn interesting things about Percy Tau and his football career.

Percy Tau Age

He was born on the 13th of May 1994 in Witbank, South Africa. Percy Tau is 27 years old as of 2021 and celebrates his birthday on May 13th every year.

Family

He has an older brother Dumisani who is also a footballer and plays wing or centre-forward for NFD side Royal Eagles.

His other brother Mogau Tshehla, passed away in a car accident in Kwaggafontein, Mpumalanga in February 2018.

Salary

Tau’s wage in England became a trending topic all over social media ever since his move to the Seagulls.

There are various reports suggesting that he could be earning a salary of about £30 000 (R530 000) a week at his new club.

Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of about $1 million to $10 million which he has earned as a footballer.

Fifa Rating

His overall rating in FIFA 18 is 74 with a potential of 79. Tau has got a 3-star skill moves rating. He prefers to shoot with his right foot. His work rates are High / Medium.

Tau’s height is 168 cm and his weight is estimated at 65 kg according to our database.

Currently, Percy Tau is playing with numbers 19 and 99. His best stats are: Balance: 88, Ball Control: 83, Acceleration: 83, Finishing: 82, Att. Position: 81.

Ball Skills
  • Ball Control 83
  • Dribbling 80
Defence
  • Marking 26
  • Slide Tackle 25
  • Stand Tackle 35
Mental
  • Aggression 40
  • Reactions 73
  • Att. Position 81
  • Interceptions 29
  • Vision 77
  • Composure 79
Passing
  • Crossing 75
  • Short Pass 74
  • Long Pass 53
Physical
  • Acceleration 83
  • Stamina 67
  • Strength 41
  • Balance 88
  • Sprint Speed 81
  • Agility 75
  • Jumping 45
Shooting
  • Heading 49
  • Shot Power 66
  • Finishing 82
  • Long Shots 70
  • Curve 76
  • FK Acc. 63
  • Penalties 68
  • Volleys 69

Goalkeeper

  • GK Positioning 15
  • GK Diving 6
  • GK Handling 13
  • GK Kicking 13
  • GK Reflexes 11

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