Chirambadare, Rusike find new homes

According to Far Post, the Zimbabwean midfielder, who helped Chicken Inn stamp their authority in the local league, has signed with Pretoria Callies on a short term deal. The 29-year-old is part of the squad which is on a pre-season tour in Limpopo. Chirambadare was last attached to another NFD side Real Kings.

He also has played for Maccabi and top-flight club Kaizer Chiefs. Meanwhile, Callies are assessing Collins Mbesuma (37) and Edward Manqele (34) and the duo could be offered short term deals.

Meanwhile, Warriors vice captain Ovidy Karuru is reportedly wanted by ambitious and newly promoted DStv Premiership side Sekhukhune United. The 32-year old midfielder was on the ranks of relegated Black Leopards last season, for whom he scored six goals in the 2020/21 campaign.

His contact expired at the end of last season and he decided not to renew it. Karuru, based on reports in South Africa, could be on his way to Sekhukhune, who are on a shopping spree to bolster their squad ahead of the new season. Should he eventually join the club, Karuru will have for company, fellow countrymen Tapuwa Kapini, McClive Phiri, Walter Musona and recently recruited Talent Chawapiwa.

Another Zimbabwean player, Evans Rusike will reportedly join South African Premier Soccer League newcomers Sekhukhune United ahead of the new season. The Zimbabwean was released by SuperSport United at the end of the last campaign.

He was initially linked with CAF Champions League-bound AmaZulu before Sekhukhune joined the race. According to Daily Sun, Rusike will now join the latter on a free transfer. Should the deal be made official, the 31-year old will link up with fellow countrymen Tapuwa Kapini, who is the captain at the club, Walter Musona and Talent Chawapiwa. Chawapiwa signed up with the club this week on a two-year contract. – soccer24.co.zw

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