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Raymond Jaravaza
HARARE giants Dynamos are back in business and will next month tour Malawi where the team will play a number of friendly games in preparation for the 2018 season.
Before heading to Malawi for the pre-season tour the Glamour Boys will camp at a yet to be disclosed location for a bonding sojourn.
a�?We have six new players in the team so ita��s important that they bond with the rest of the squad hence we have organised a camp before leaving for Malawi.
a�?If the team can play three or four friendly matches in Malawi then our preparations for the upcoming season will be right on track,a�? Dynamos president Kenny Mubaiwa told B-Metro Sport.
The decision to offload five players a�� King Nasama, Musa Madhiri, Carlos Rusere, Takunda Sadiki and goalkeeper Ashley Reyners a�� was not an overnight resolution.
Talented but unruly midfielder Denver Mukamba was spared the axe.
a�?We have a points system that we use to rate players from training sessions, match day performances and even their behaviour off the field so thata��s how we arrived at the decision to offload the players,a�? said Mubaiwa.
The axed players were replaced by six new signings a�� Jimmy Tigere, James Marufu, Raphael Manuvire, Marvelous Mukumba, returnee defender Blessing Moyo and teenager Panashe Mutasa.
Panashe is coach Lloyd Mutasaa��s son.
The Glamour Boys so far have a provisional squad of 27.
a�?Ita��s all about quality and not just bringing in players to make up a full squad of 30 so we are not under pressure to add more signings. We might just add one more player to the list that we already have,a�? added the lanky administrator.
The 2018 season kicks off on 10 March with 18 teams fighting for the coveted Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title.
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