Three players for FUZ player of the month award

Fungai Muderere, [email protected]

THREE local Women Soccer League players Chido Dzingirai, Maudy Mafuruse and Christabel Katona have been nominated for the Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) Player of the Month.

Dzingirai does duty for Correctional Queens and Mafuruse turns out for Herentals Queens.

Katona is a Black Rhinos Queens player.  “The Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) Women Soccer League Player of the Month nominees list is out. The nominees are Chido Dzingirai, Maudy Mafuruse and Christabel Katona,” announced FUZ yesterday.

The monthly award is sponsored by Doves’ Zororo Phumulani.

The award was introduced in mid 2019 for both women and men in a bid to promote and safeguard the welfare of local footballers.

This monthly event will culminate in an annual gala event to honour the best player in the local league as voted for by fellow players. These awards recognise achievement, hard work, professional success and are a form of motivation for many to reach for even higher levels of success. 

The unique nature of these awards is that they are an opportunity for players themselves to honour one another for the great achievements and hence encourage fair play, oneness and healthy competition in football.

Every player is going to get an opportunity to vote for their player of the month and the result will be announced by FUZ with the aid of the team captains.  The winners, both male and female, are awarded a trophy, and a monetary prize. — @FungaiMuderere.

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