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Kalisto Pasuwa’s agent, Gibson Mahachi, has played down reports claiming that South African Premiership club Kaizer Chiefs want the FCB Nyasa Bullets coach.
In an interview with Mawalian publication, <a href="https://mwnation.com/bullets-say-pasuwa-going-nowhere/">The Nation</a>, Mahachi said it was expected that teams would enquire about the coach “owing to his performance and achievements”. Added Mahachi:
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But he is still contracted to Bullets. So, it is something that has to be borne in mind.
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Mahachi was recently quoted by the online publication southafrican.com as having said that Kaizer Chiefs have not made any formal approach for Pasuwa. He said:
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I haven’t heard anything official in that regard. There is nothing to talk about any other team that wants him. From my end, I have nothing official from Chiefs.
</blockquote>
Pasuwa’s Malawian representative Felix Ngamanya Sapao, conceded that another South African club, Richards Bay, has expressed interest in the former Warriors coach. He said:
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I haven’t heard anything official in that regard. There is nothing to talk about any other team that wants him. From my end, I have nothing official from Chiefs.
I am not sure about Chiefs, what I know is that there were enquiries from Richards Bay and another top Ugandan club.
But then Pasuwa has a contract that runs until 31st December 2024. He gets good pay at Bullets which has an automatic 10 percent increase every year. So, perhaps let us wait and see.
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Richards Bay recently sacked another Zimbabwean coach, Kaitano Tembo, after a poor run at the club which saw him winning only four matches out of eighteen.
Meanwhile, FCB Nyasa Bullets chief administration officer Albert Chigoga insisted Pasuwa is going nowhere and “is already planning for the 2024 season.”
Pasuwa is on course to win an unprecedented quadruple in Malawi. So far, Bullets have a treble.
They defended the TNM Super League for the fifth consecutive time, won the FHD Bank Cup and were crowned inaugural champions of the newly-introduced Castel Challenge Cup at the weekend.
They are chasing a quadruple as they face Malawi Defence Force (MDF) outfit Mafco in the Airtel Top 8 final.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Agent Plays Down Kalisto Pasuwa Links To Kaizer Chiefs

MatchDay Zimbabwe reports that Absa premiership giants, Kaizer Chiefs are keen on sitting down with former Warriors coach Kallisto Pasuwa for a stint with the South African Glamour Boys.
A source who spoke to MatchDay Zimbabwe on condition of anonymity said they are considering Pasuwa to replace Steve Komphela. The anonymous source said:
<blockquote>Nothing concrete yet but representatives from the club approached his manager and requested for engagement with a desire to see the coach seated on their bench come next season. I will give you more details later but at the present moment that is what is on the ground.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://matchday.co.zw/kaizer-chiefs-job-for-pasuwa/">MatchDay Zimbabwe</a>

Kaizer Chiefs Interested In Pasuwa

Harare businessman Wicknell Chivayo who pledged to pay former Warriors coach Kallisto Pasuwa’s salary has been unable to do so over the last nine months. As a result Zifa reportedly owe Pasuwa nine months unpaid salary (US$63 000).
Speaking to SportsZone ZIFA board member (finance) Philemon Machana revealed that the football governing body owes Pasuwa salary which should have been paid by Chivayo. Said Machana:
<blockquote>You have to understand also that all the things being equal Pasuwa would not be owed any outstanding salary if he was paid directly by ZIFA. His salary came through a benefactor and we only got to know recently that he wasn’t getting his dues.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://sportszone.co.zw/News/NewsArticle?id=2766">SportsZone</a>

Sir Wicknell fails to pay Pasuwa's salary for 9 months

Zifa is yet to pay former Warriors coach Kallisto Pasuwa what it owes him. The association reportedly owes Pasuwa nine months unpaid salary (US$63 000), a signing on fee (US$15 000) and an Afcon qualification bonus (US$20 000). Pasuwa also used his own money on fuel and the coach expects a refund on this. Pasuwa has returned the official vehicle he was using after his tenure ended on February 28.
Speaking to SportsZone Pasuwa’s manager Gibson Mahachi, said they were waiting to hear from ZIFA. Said Mahachi:
<blockquote>The coach has served his notice period, he returned the car and we are now waiting to hear from ZIFA. However, I do not think this is an issue that we can worry about. Everything is under control for now.</blockquote>
ZIFA board member (finance) Philemon Machana said the football association was committed to paying Pasuwa but only after thorough reconciliation of the figures. Said Machana:
<blockquote>The intention to pay his dues is always there but we are still doing some reconciliation and computing all the figures. Once everything is done we will sit down with Pasuwa and agree on the outstanding figures.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://sportszone.co.zw/News/NewsArticle?id=2766">SportsZone</a>

Zifa still to pay Pasuwa's dues

Sportsline Africa reports that FC Platinum coach Norman Mapeza has emerged as Zifa’s number one target to fill the vacant Warriors’ coach position, as the mother body looks to appoint a local coach.
This comes after other coaches have been linked to the job such as former Warriors coach Sunday Chidzambwa, Joey “Mafero” Antipas, Caps United’s Lloyd Chitembwe, Bruce Grobbelaar and Rahman Gumbo.
More: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SportslineAfrica/posts/1521224407949587">Sportsline Africa on Facebook</a>

Mapeza reportedly Zifa's number one target to replace Pasuwa

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