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Curtworth Masango
GWERU-BASED side, TelOne, say they will beef up their squad to ensure they make a big impact in the domestic Premiership this season.
Telone bounced back to into the top-flight after being relegated in 2019 and they say they are not back just to make the numbers.
Club president, Oscah Nduwure, said:
“We have already started our training, our coaches are assessing several players and it’s still an ongoing process,” he said.
“The club is basically still open to any players who will be available to be signed if the club is interested in them.
“We are waiting till the end of the month and then we can let the public know who the club would have brought on board.
“At the moment the club is assessing some of its prospects and is still open to welcoming new faces.”
Zimpapers Sports understands the club will be negotiating with the owners of Bata Stadium to use it for their home matches.
“This is not our first time being in the league, we saw ourselves being relegated sometime back and we hope we learned from our mistakes and we are coming back better. “So, initially, our target is to survive relegation with a top 10 finish or something better. “We believe we have to set everything right from the onset.
“Last time, the issue of playing our games outside Gweru gave us challenges as our players suffered from fatigue and other costs, so it is our wish as a club to host our matches in Gweru. “As a club, we can’t confirm yet which stadium we will be using for our home matches but our preference will be in Gweru and the club is doing everything to get us there.”
Online Reporter