From Hwange to Makepekepe. . . Harmony Nare shines in debut PSL season

Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub

WHEN life gives you lemons, make ORANGE juice — and that’s exactly what CAPS United goalkeeper Harmony Nare has done.

The 31-year-old shotstopper realised his dream earlier this year when he signed for CAPS United from ZPC Hwange, a former Zifa Southern Region Division One side. Since joining the PSL giants, Nare has been relishing every moment, helping Makepekepe regain rhythm under Zambian coach, Ian Bakala.

“It has come true for me. I will always keep working hard. I’m happy to see my career grow in my debut season with a PSL side. It has been challenging, but with the help of my teammates and coaches, I believe I will continue to rise,” Nare said.

Player Profile

• Name: Harmony Nare

• Nickname: Nazry33 / Zikeeper

• Age: 31

• Nationality: Zimbabwean

• Jersey Number: 33

• Position: Goalkeeper

• Previous Clubs: Mpumalanga United & ZPC Hwange FC

• Current Club: CAPS United FC

Current Stats:

• 4 clean sheets

• 2 assists

Football Favorites:

• EPL Team: Manchester United

• EPL Player: Ederson (Man City)

Strengths:

• Exceptional reflexes and shot-stopping ability

 

• Excellent communication with defenders

• Skilled in organising the defence and distributing the ball

Education:

• Primary: Nechibondo Primary

• High School: Hwange Government School & Gebhuza High School

Career Highlights:

• Soccer Star of the Year, Southern Region D1 2024

• Goalkeeper of the Season 2018 & 2024

• Goalkeeper of the Tournament, Champion of Champions 2024

• Southern Region Champions 2024

Off the Pitch:

• Favourite Food: Isitshwala and Chicken Stew

• Favourite Music: Maskandi and Gospel

From humble beginnings in Hwange to shining in the top flight, Harmony Nare is proving that with grit, dedication and a love for the game, dreams do come true.

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