Mucherahowa donates to CAPS

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
UNITED KINGDOM-based Anotidaishe Mucherahohwa donated soccer jerseys to the CAPS United Under-13 team yesterday.
The 10-year-old presented the jerseys before yesterday’s match between the Green Machine and Hwange.
Anotidaishe is the son of Artkins Mucherahowa, the younger brother of Dynamos legend Memory.
Artkins said his son was giving back to the Green Machine for allowing him to train with their junior team when he was here on holiday last year.

“We are happy to donate to the CAPS United Under-13 team and we hope this is the beginning of a long relationship between the team and us,” said Artkins.
“Ano trained with CAPS United last year when he returned home for holiday so he just felt he needed to give back to the club and decided to give them the soccer jerseys.

“We are happy that he is taking football seriously and, hopefully, he will make a name for himself in the near future.”
Anotidaishe is playing for Bracknell Town FC Under-11 and Chelsea scouts have been following his progress.
The Mucherahowa family have, for years, been associated with Dynamos.

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