adminBruce Chikuni
YADAH Stars forward, Junior Zingoga, has gone from being a Ngezi Platinum outcast to the Miracle Boys go-to man.
He appears to have rediscovered the form which saw him making an early foreign breakthrough.
Zindoga has had stints with South Africa’s Maritzburg United and Djurgardens of Sweden.
He endured a reduced role last season at Ngezi as he spent the better part of the campaign in the stands.
The 23-year-old was deemed surplus to requirements by coach Takesure Chiragwi.
He appears to be making the most of a wide attacking role, which affords him the freedom to create and take up goal-scoring positions.
Zindoga revealed his reason to snub the big clubs who were after his signature in favour of Yadah Stars.
“I endured a lot at Ngezi because I didn’t play as many games as I would have preferred but I have enough respect for the club and coaches who also helped me to grow in a way.
“I felt like I need a platform to regain my confidence, without the pressure that comes with joining any big club, because I was expected to make instant impact.
“I was honest with myself, and I knew where I was coming from as a striker and when the opportunity to join Yadah came through, I took it without hesitation.”
Zindoga said he was enticed with the Miracle Boys’ type of play.
“Yadah Stars is a youthful team which can accommodate any young player and already I was an admirer of their style of play because they are a possession-based team.
“I’m very happy with my progress and I still feel like there is so much where I can improve under the supervision of coach, Expense Chitukutuku.
“I feel like a made the right decision because I knew I needed a decent club for me to get my lost confidence back,” said Zindoga.
Yadah Stars will host CAPS United in a Castle Lager Premiership fixture this Saturday at the National Sports Stadium.
Online Reporter