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Interim Warriors coach Jairos Tapera says he attempted to persuade former captain Knowledge Musona and China-based Nyasha Mushekwi to end their international retirement and participate in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, but his efforts were unsuccessful.
Tapera, who is being assisted by Takesure Chiragwi and Saul Chaminuka, on Wednesday, announced a 23-man squad for the matches against Lesotho and South Africa in June.
There are only seven locally based players in the squad, namely Chicken Inn, Manica Diamonds and Dynamos goalkeepers Donovan Bernard, Godfrey Chitsumba and Martin Mapisa respectively, as well as Highlanders defender, Andrew Mbeba, CAPS United defender Godknows Murwira and Simba Bhora duo of Walter Musona and Tymon Machope.
The squad include the likes of Tawanda Chirewa, Jordan Zemura, Andy Rinomhota, Daniel Msendami, Shane Maroodza, Munashe Garananga, Tivonge Rushesha, Joey Phuthi, Walter Musona and Tawanda Maswanhise.
Tapera told the <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/tapera-reveals-musona-mushekwi-wish/">Zimpapers Sports Hub</a> that he had tried without success to rope in Musona, Mushekwi and England-based striker Macauley Bonne. He said:
<blockquote>
We tried the best that we could to make sure that all departments were balanced. There are some players that we had wanted to be part of the squad, but we couldn’t get them.
Mind you, these are very important games that we are facing, so you would need all your best players available. We reached out to Nyasha Mushekwi but the response was slow.
We also talked to Knowledge Musona and he is unavailable as well. Besides, he is nursing an injury which made him miss the last three games for his team.
Then there is Macauley Bonne, he asked to be excused. He indicated that he was currently changing clubs, so he asked to be excused so that he could facilitate a smooth transfer.
It’s important that we have the core of the squad. There were a few adjustments to the team that has been representing Zimbabwe of late.
We respect what (Baltemar) Brito did in Rwanda (during the opening matches of the qualifiers against Rwanda and Nigeria) and we also respect what Norman Mapeza did in Malawi.
So, we just looked at the core of the teams they deployed, and we worked with that, obviously with a few alterations.
</blockquote>
The Warriors squad will report for camp on Sunday in Johannesburg, where they will host Lesotho at the rented Orlando Stadium on June 7.
Zimbabwe will then play hosts South Africa on June 11 at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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We Wanted Musona And Mushekwi For World Cup Qualifiers - Jairos Tapera

Nyasha Mushekwi has donated football boots estimated at over US$25 000 to his ex-club, CAPS United, ahead of the 2024 Castle Lager Premiership season next month.
Mushekwi, who currently plays for Chinese Super League club Zhejiang, visited the Green Machine at their training base in Harare on Saturday and handed over more than 60 pairs of football boots to the players.
CAPS United owner, Farai Jere has hailed Mushekwi for continuing to support Makepekepe materially. Said Jere (via <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mushekwi-donates-us25k-boots-to-caps-utd/">The Herald</a>):
<blockquote>
Nyasha Mushekwi is something else. His heart is warm. I have never seen anything like that.
I have met so many good people but he stands head and shoulders above the rest. Since he left CAPS United he has never forgotten about the team.
He is always speaking highly about CAPS United, and the opportunity the team gave him.
I don’t know how to describe him. Wherever he is, he is always thinking about the team.
He always speaks to me saying he cherishes the life-changing chance that he was given by CAPS United.
He always tells me how CAPS United transformed him from being a basketball player to being a footballer. He is very grateful.
</blockquote>
Jere also revealed that most of the players Mushekwi played with at CAPS United are working for him (Mushekwi) at his company in South Africa. Added Jere:
<blockquote>
He wanted to make it a surprise for me (donating the football boots) but I was already in my constituency doing something in Murehwa. Nyasha is always there for the team in good and bad times.
I almost cried when I came back to see that everyone at the time got something including those who came to watch the team training.
He brought at least 60 pairs of soccer boots, real boots with a value of at least US$340 per pair. It’s a donation which you can’t find anywhere every day.
We are talking of something between US$25 000 to US$35 000 which he poured to the team if we are to put it into monetary terms.
He deserves a special place in the CAPS United family. I am very happy with the gesture done by Mushekwi. Just imagine he flew in only for that. It means he values this team a lot.
I am very grateful as the president of the club. Sometimes I look at it and say maybe this is why he is where he is now.
</blockquote>
Mushekwi first joined CAPS United as a raw striker given his basketball background but he quickly became an accomplished goal scorer.
He moved to South Africa where he joined Mamelodi Sundowns before moving to China where he has been plying his trade for several years now.
Mushekwi donated several items to the Green Machine including purchasing a luxury bus for the team three years ago.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Mushekwi Donates US$25 000 Soccer Boots To CAPS United

China-based former Warriors striker, Nyasha Mushekwi, has partnered with the Trust The Process (TTP) for the second edition of the Under-18 football competition.
The competition will be held on Thursday, 22 December 2022 at three venues across Dangamvura, namely Dangamvura Beit Hall, Dangamvura High School, and Dangamvura Primary School.
The teams taking part in the tournament are Faith Drive, Village FC, Moslems FC, Elite Academy, Hobhouse Academy, Masasi Academy, P Stars Juniors, East View Academy, and Checheche FC.
TTP clothing band is the main sponsor of the event, but Mushekwi and Clubhouse International are bankrolling the tournament to ensure its success.
China-based TTP clothing band chief executive, Kudzanai Mbondo, who grew up in the Two Rooms section of Dangamvura, said:
<blockquote>
We are excited to announce the return of the TTP Under-18 tournament which will be held on Unity Day (December 22) in Dangamvura suburb.
This is something that we do to promote local talent and hopefully scouts may also take advantage of the event to identify talent.
The tournament is set to become something to look forward to every year as we grow in leaps and bounds.
</blockquote>
Elite Academy were the winners in the previous edition, with P Stars Juniors the runners-up. | <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-mushekwi-partners-dangamvura-football-tournament/">The Manica Post</a>

Nyasha Mushekwi Partners Dangamvura Football Tournament

Former Warriors striker Nyasha Mushekwi said that he decided to buy a brand-new bus for his former club CAPS United after realising that the biggest challenge facing footballers in the country was unreliable transport.
Mushekwi, who now plays for Zhejiang in the Chinese Super League said he bought a bus for his former club in appreciation for the role the club played in his development as a professional footballer.
CAPS United “took a gamble” when they signed Mushekwi as he was a basketball player and only asked to train with the club to stay fit. He said:
<blockquote>
There was a lot of controversy but in the end, everything paid off because here we are today. The coach and the club took a gamble on me and I feel I still owe them because I would have never been where I am today if it wasn’t for them.
I wanted to repay them, and I was thinking of ways to do that. Sending kit and stuff like that is one thing, but I wanted to give them something more lasting. Something that would benefit them for a long time.
So, I looked at the challenges facing footballers in many parts of Africa – and one of the biggest challenges is transport. In Zimbabwe, most of the travel between games is by bus.
But not a team bus, just any bus. That led to many challenges. Often the bus would simply break down on the journey, or it would arrive late because it had broken down coming to pick up the players.
The longest trip we made with CAPS was 12 hours when we played against Hwange. The distance is not so much, but there is no direct road. So first you have to travel south to Bulawayo and then up north to Hwange.
In my last game there, we left late because there were some issues over payments that had not been made, so we only arrived at 5 am on the day of the match. It was a 3 pm kick-off, but we still managed to draw.
When I left Zimbabwe, I saw what buses teams in Europe – and even South Africa – were using, and I wanted to give something back to CAPS for taking a chance on me. In 2019, I decided to buy them a proper team bus, as they have in Europe.
Players need space on the bus, they have to be comfortable. You don’t want to be squeezed up like you are in a normal bus.
The seats have to recline and there should be TV screens at the back of the seats in case they’re travelling long distances. I bought the bus in China and sent it to Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Mushekwi said he was frustrated by Zimbabwe’s tax authorities as he ended up paying import duty enough to buy another bus. He said:
<blockquote>
Getting it there was a big challenge. I just wanted to donate the bus, but suddenly so many people got involved.
Some people didn’t want the bus in Zimbabwe. I don’t know whether it was just jealousy. It’s just African politics in football, I guess.
They were trying to sabotage the whole process, making me pay more taxes, and more duties. In the end, I ended up paying money that could have bought another bus.
But I am pleased that I did it. People have sent me photos of the bus being used by not only CAPS but the national cricket team, the women’s national team and other teams.
I am pleased that it is not only working for one purpose, which was CAPS United, but for the greater good.
The whole process of also trying to get it into Zimbabwe was a big problem, but in the end, the whole purpose was to help – and it’s helping a lot of people.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://fifpro.org/en/supporting-players/player-influence/player-impact/nyasha-mushekwi-travelling-is-one-of-the-biggest-challenges-facing-african-footballers/">FIFPRO</a>

Mushekwi Speaks On Buying A Bus For CAPS United, And The "Sabotage" He Faced

Former CAPS United Player Nyasha Mushekwi over the weekend married his Swedish fiance Arsema Ghebrehiwot at a ceremony held in Sweden. The development was posted by ZimCelebs Official on Instagram which congratulated the couple and shared the following pictures.
Mushekwi according to <a href="https://www.myzimbabwe.co.zw/sports/38475-nyasha-mushekwi-engages-beautiful-swedish-bae-after-marriage-to-bootylicious-luminitsa-collapsed-pics.html">My Zimbabwe</a> proposed to Ghebrehiwot in November 2018 in Seychelles. Mushekwi was previously married to Luminitsa Dumbisa Jemwa before the 2 went their separate ways a few years ago.
 
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PICTURES: Nyasha Mushekwi Weds

Former Warriors and Caps United striker Nyasha Mushekwi faces a huge pay cut after the Chinese Football Association (CFA) ordered a salary cap for footballers plying their trade in the Chinese Super League and lower leagues.
The British publication, the Daily Mail reported on Tuesday that salaries for domestic players would be capped at £572 000 a year, while foreign players would earn a maximum of £2,7 million a year.
The spending limits have also been imposed for the second and third-tier leagues and this affects Mushekwi who is now playing for China League One side Zhejiang Greentown.
There are fears that Chinese football may lose high profile players such as former Chelsea star, Oscar, who is currently reported to be earning £18,87m a year at Shanghai SIPG, and Democratic Republic of Congo international Cedric Bakambu formerly of Villarreal who is reported to be on £341 000 a week.
CFA president Chen Xuyuan is quoted as having said that any team exceeding limits would be docked 6 to 24 points and barred from participating in matches organised by the CFA. Said, Chen:
<blockquote>CSL club expenditure is about 10 times higher than South Korea’s K-League and three times higher than Japan’s J-league. But our national team is lagging far behind.
The bubbles not only affect the present of Chinese football but also hurt its future.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Mushekwi, who recently bought a sparkling state-of-the-art 45-seater luxury new bus for Caps United, is reported to be one of the best-paid players in the Chinese second tier.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/12/mushekwi-faces-salary-cut/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

Mushekwi Faces Pay Cut After Chinese FA Approved New Rules

A UK radio station, Talksport has projected that England-based Warriors striker, Macauley Bonne could snub Zimbabwe as he expects that his top form could get him a call up to the England squad.
The radio that which has extensively covered Bonne’s rapid rise speaks when Bonne has been included in the Warriors provisional team to play the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Posting on its website on Wednesday, Talksport said:
<blockquote>Charlton Athletic striker Macauley Bonne could be about to pause his international career as he sets his sights on a possible England call-up in the future. 
The Addicks ace has had an excellent spell in the side as a replacement for Lyle Taylor, scoring five goals in seven starts, and given his exceptional rise at 24-years-old, there is a chance he could replicate the fortunes of Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, who went from Stocksbridge Park Steels all the way to Euro 2016 with the Three Lions.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Bonne, like four more players included in the Warriors provisional squad, is yet to get a Zimbabwean passport which is a prerequisite if he has to play for Zimbabwe.
Bonne who missed out at this year’s AFCON finals which were held in Egypt since he had no Zimbabwean passport could be a perfect replacement for Nyasha Mushekwi who retired from international football.
More: <a href="https://talksport.com/football/efl/625358/charlton-macauley-bonne-international-future-zimbabwe-passport/">Talksport</a>

"Macauley Bonne Could Snub Warriors For England," UK Radio

Nyasha Mushekwi has been named in the Warriors squad to face Congo-Brazzaville in an Afcon qualifier on September 9. The striker who is prolific form was one of four players banned from playing for the national team last year after allegations of indiscipline. Mushekwi, together with then captain Willard Katsande, Mathew Rusike and Cuthbert Malajila, were banned after they allegedly lead the Warriors in boycotting a send-off dinner which was attended by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was a vice president then. The players were protesting the non-payment of bonuses.
The Warriors provisional squad is as follows:
<blockquote>Goalkeepers: George Chigova (Polokwane), Donovan Benard (Ngezi), Edmore Sibanda (Witbank), Talbert Shumba (Chapungu)
Defenders: Divine Lunga (Golden Arrows), Tendayi Darikwa (Nottingham Forest), Alec Mudimu (Cefn Druids AFC), Costa Nhamoinesu (Sparta Prague), Teenage Hadebe (Chiefs), Kevin Moyo (FC Platinum), Eric Chipeta (Cape Umoya United), Adam Chicksen (Bradford City), Byron Madzokerere (Yadah)
Midfielders: Marshall Munetsi (Orlando Pirates), Tafadzwa Kutinyu (Azam), Ovidy Karuru (Amazulu), Marvelous Nakamba (Club Brugge), Richard Hachiro (Herentals), Talent Chawapiwa (Baroka), Kudakwashe Mahachi (Orlando), Leeroy Mavunga (Yadah)
Strikers
Khama Billiat (Kaizer Chiefs), Knowledge Musona (Anderlecht), Evans Rusike (SuperSport), Kelly Lunga (SC Bonner), Terrence Dzvukamanja (Bidvest Wits), Nyasha Mushekwi (Dalian Yifang), Tinotenda Chibharo (FK Sloboda Uzice)</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/08/zifa-in-mushekwi-climbdown/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

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