been fired, the gaffer took the players through their paces.
Most of the players looked in good condition while some struggled with their fitness levels.
The good news for the busmen is that midfield star Brian Juru, goalkeeper Alexander Useni and Calisto Maheya, who scored 21 goals in Division One last year, trained with the team.
Interestingly, the controversial Tatenda Chingarah and captain Moses Jackson were missing from the training session.
Jackson has crossed the floor to Chicken Inn while Chingarah allegedly deserted the club in the heat of the player registration scandal.
Gumbo chose not to discuss much about his new recuits.
“We have a number recruited from Midlands clubs but negotiations are still in progress and we are assessing those players.
“When the time comes for us to announce this squad we will invite you but we hope to assemble a good side,” said Gumbo.
More players are expected from Bulawayo where Dread spent the weekend scouting for talent.
There was still no sign for the speculated “huge financial injection” from a Midlands mining giant.
However, several local business people have established contact with the club with the intention of assisting the team financially.
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