adminThe Bulls have on their list Highlanders striker, Misheck Mburayi and Chicken Inn right back Morris Kadzola.
Motor Action it seems struggled to raise a team amid reports that some of the players were reluctant to sign for the team after a string of poor promises, especially on the issue of signing on fees.
The Joe Antipas coached outfit dropped long serving winger Salim Milanzi amid unconfirmed reports that there are questions regarding his nationality status.
Motor Action will be bankrolled by Mbada Diamonds which made an undertaking to avail $150 000 to the Confederation Cup participants and will meet Black Leopards of South Africa on the weekend of 17-19 February.
The return leg set for the Motor Action Sports Club in the capital on the weekend of 2-4 March.
However it is the secretive nature of the negotiations between DeMbare and the former Poland Golden Boot winner, Chinyama, who perfected his premiership football at Hwange under veteran Paul Moyo, that will surely be the main subject in many soccer circles.
The Bulawayo chapter of the Dynamos supporters could get a chance of seeing the forceful forward when the Glamour boys role into the city this morning to parade their season’s sweat.
Zifa communications manager, Nicky Moyo-Dhlamini confirmed that Chinyama is now the 25th player in the Dynamos’ Champions league squad.
“Please add Takesure Chinyama in the Dynamos list,” she said.
The big forward scored a massive 21 goals for Legia Warszawa in the 2008-9 season on their way to the league title before an injury ruled him out for the better part of the following season and was subsequently offloaded in unclear circumstances.
Motor Action Caf Squad
Marlon Jani, John Bernard, Edward Tembo, Enasio Perezo, Isaac Masame, Masimba Mambare, Reuben Machaya, Temba Ndlovu, Ronald Mudimu, Thembani Masuku, Godfrey Moyo, Nicho Francis, Gift Phiri, Charles Mutero, Jonathan Chitereki, Yves Ebabali Esisa, Dominic Mukandi, Morris Kadzola, Misheck Mburayi.
Meanwhile Zambian midfielder Arthur Kaseloka is bullish about his chances of making a big impression at the Glamour Boys but wants to let his performance on the field do all the talking.
Kaseloka joined Dynamos this week together with countryman Derrick Kabwe, from Zesco United, to help the Glamour Boys in their quest for Champions League glory.
DeMbare fans still have fond memories of their club’s partnership with Zambian players as both Francis Kasanda and Sandras Kumwenda doing well during their stint at the club.
Although this is the first time Kaseloka is playing outside his native country, the midfielder said he was ready for the new challenge and was hopeful of making his mark.
Kaseloka conceded that he will have to work hard to conquer the challenges he will face as DeMbare wage battle on two fronts in the Champions League and the domestic Premiership.
Dynamos have just completed a successful season in which they won a league and cup double.
The Glamour Boys resolved to cross the borders in search of fresh talent to boost their squad in the face of a demanding season ahead of them.
The club’s secretary-general, Nyika Chifamba, spoke glowingly of their new players at the unveiling ceremony but Kaseloka, who is virtually unknown to the Blue Army, said he was ready for the challenge.
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derick.khumalo