DENVER IS BACK!

Veronica Gwaze

Zimpapers Sports Hub

I’M BACK!

That’s the message from Denver Mukamba.

The only question now is where will he play?

He has also revealed that he is now into farming.

“I have been busy with other things but I am back now and ready to play,” Denver told Zimpapers Sports Hub.

“Football is life to me and that is the only thing I know best so people should not write me off as yet.

“Retirement is not in my plans yet, at least not for the near future because I feel that I still have a lot to offer.”

Denver is already in talks with two PSL clubs although he is yet to make a decision where he will play this season.

He is being linked with a move to league newboys FC Hunters.

This publication can reveal that Denver’s name is also being thrown into conversations at Dynamos. Returning Dynamos coach Genesis Mangombe is still recruiting players for the new season.

The coach is said to have been instructed by the club’s executive to reserve a slot for the club’s poster boy although he has not trained with the team during pre-season.

“I am promising my fans a blistering season. I have not been in the picture of late but I have personally ensured that I stay in shape for the coming season,” said Denver.

If he rejoins Dynamos, Mukamba will be reuniting with Mangombe, a coach he worked with in 2023 under the same flagship.

“Off the pitch, I am now a farmer so, sometimes, I spend my time concentrating on the project.

“Pre-season is about to be over so I have to make a decision quickly so that I can join the team and start training with others.

“I know a lot was said when I left Dynamos at the end of last season, I cannot control what people say… I am here to remind them that Denver is still here.”

The former Dynamos forward went AWOL ahead of DeMbare’s Chibuku Super Cup final against Triangle at Gibbo.

Mukamba’s winner in the five-goal thriller against Scottland proved to be a defining moment in DeMbare’s survival.

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