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VETERAN defender Zibusiso “Mzimara” Ndlovu has committed to Bulawayo City, a club that was relegated to the unfashionable Southern Region Division One league last season.
“It was a decision that I made after consulting my family members. I could have decided to join clubs that will be playing in the Premier League this term but I was advised not to. I recently extended my stay and I’m looking forward to help the club bounce back in the country elite football league,” said the soft spoken Bulawayo City captain.
The council-owned side is reportedly on the verge of losing their head coach Bekithemba “Super” Ndlovu who has been linked with a move to his former club Highlanders to assume the position of second assistant coach Mandla “Lulu” Mpofu is the other assistant coach at Bosso.
Ndlovu was elevated to the head of the relegated City technical team after they sacked Amini Soma-Phiri due to poor results but failed to save the club from sinking despite a late charge to survive.
Ndlovu was assistant coach to Kelvin Kaindu at Bosso up to 2014.
He is also the Zimbabwe Under-20 head coach, assisted by Mark Mathe who sources said was likely to replace him at City for their Division One campaign.
The duo recently led the Young Warriors to the final of the Cosafa Cup in Zambia where they eventually lost on penalties to South Africa.
Online Reporter
Bongani Ndlovu