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Jayden Adams

Midfielder
🇿🇦 South Africa · 25 yrs · Born 5 May 2001 in Cape Town · 1.75 m · Right-footed
Central Midfield

Jayden Adams is a midfielder from South Africa who plays for Mamelodi Sundowns, wearing shirt number 8. This season he has scored 2 goals in 2 appearances. Born in 2001, he stands 1.75 m tall.

Player information

Full name Jayden Oswin Adams
Known as J. Adams
Position Midfielder
Nationality South Africa
Date of birth 5 May 2001
Age 25 years
Height 1.75 m
Sex Male
Shirt number 8

Season statistics

2 Matches
2 Goals
0 Assists
0 Yellow cards
0 Red cards
4.0 Rating

Recent matches · last 5

W ? D ? ?

Trophy cabinet · 2 won

CAF Champions League – logo
CAF Champions League Season 26228 · 2024/2025

Clubs and national teams · 1

  1. South Africa - club crest
    South Africa National team
    – – Present

The career of Jayden Adams so far

Jayden Adams's career began at Stellenbosch. He moved to Mamelodi Sundowns in 2025. He has won 4 trophies, including CAF Champions League. He currently plays for Mamelodi Sundowns, with 2 goals in 2 appearances this season.

Career history · 1 transfer

  1. 2025
    Stellenbosch Mamelodi Sundowns
    18 Jan 2025

Frequently asked questions about Jayden Adams

What team does Jayden Adams play for?

Jayden Adams plays for Mamelodi Sundowns.

What position does Jayden Adams play?

Jayden Adams plays as a midfielder, usually as a central midfield.

How old is Jayden Adams?

Jayden Adams is 25 years old, born on 5 May 2001.

How tall is Jayden Adams?

Jayden Adams is 1.75 m (5′9″) tall.

How many goals has Jayden Adams scored this season?

Jayden Adams has scored 2 goals in 2 appearances this season.

Where is Jayden Adams from?

Jayden Adams is from South Africa.

Which teams has Jayden Adams played for?

Jayden Adams has played for Stellenbosch and Mamelodi Sundowns.

What shirt number does Jayden Adams wear?

Jayden Adams wears shirt number 8 for Mamelodi Sundowns.

When did Jayden Adams join Mamelodi Sundowns?

Jayden Adams joined Mamelodi Sundowns from Stellenbosch on 18 January 2025.