assessment at Wits who have welcomed him for a trial.
Wits coach Roger de Sa could not immediately be reached for comment at the weekend but sources say former Zimbabwe central defender Alexander Maseko is behind the move.
Mutero at the weekend confirmed that he was having trials at Wits and was confident of making the grade at the Johannesburg-based side.
The 18-year-old left Zimbabwe to settle in England in 2004, after the death of his father, and was until recently on the books of English Championship side Reading.
Meanwhile, two of Wits’ development products, Sihle Mtule and Lerotholi Manala, who spent the past three months in Denmark, have returned to the Johannesburg-based club.
The two players were at Brondby IF after attracting interest from the side during a youth tournament hosted by Brondby in July of last year.- Sports Reporter-KickOff.com.
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