Bakari set to join CAPS

Bruce Chikuni-Sports Reporter

YOUNG striker Jayden Bakari is on his way to CAPS United after being shown the exit at Harare rivals, Dynamos. 

It is the second time in three seasons that Dynamos showed the 2022 Castle Lager Premiership Most Promising Player the door. 

Bakari’s camp confirmed to Zimpapers Sports that he is joining CAPS United on a one-year contract. 

And, they said the deal is good as done.

Bakari had hoped to continue his stay with his childhood club but DeMbare looked sideways when assembling their squad for the 2024 season. 

The last time Dynamos offloaded him, Bakari went on to score nine goals for Whawha. 

Dynamos then did everything in their power to get his signature last season ahead of Highlanders, FC Platinum and Manica Diamonds who were also after his service. 

However, his dream return turned out to be a nightmare. 

He had to miss the first five games of the campaign while waiting to be cleared by his former side and this resulted in a reduced role. 

In the end he recorded two goals and managed four assists. 

Despite the latest setback, Bakari is also not ruling out the possibility of a return to the Glamour Boys in the future.

“It’s something which was beyond my control, I wanted to continue with Dynamos. 

“I want to thank everyone, who helped me to grow during my time at the team and I believe that one day I will play for Dynamos again. 

“Representing Dynamos has always been every player’s dream, and as someone who came through the club’s youth system, it was a dream come true to finally play for this team,” said Bakari. 

He also confirmed that talks with Makepekepe were ongoing. 

“I’m now looking forward to the next challenge. I believe in myself and I know it’s just a matter of time before things start to move smoothly again. I believe I have what it takes to play for any local big club.

“I’m just hoping for an injury-free season because it’s something which dragged my progress last season,” he added.

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