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Mushore next on Scottland shopping list

Innocent Kurira, innocent.chronicle.co.zw

HIGHLANDERS are reportedly willing to listen to offers for one of their key players, McKinnon Mushore, who is said to be on the radar of newly-promoted Scottland FC.

The newly promoted team appears to be adopting an aggressive approach in the transfer market, judging by their early dealings in the window.

Highlanders are one of the clubs they are set to raid, with deals for Peter Muduhwa and Lynoth Chikuhwa believed to be already done.

Mushore has now emerged as their next target.

Peter Muduhwa
Peter Muduhwa

Mushore was one of the stand-out players in the Highlanders midfield during the past campaign. Unlike Muduhwa and Chikuhwa, whose contracts expire on December 31, Mushore still has a running contract with Bosso.

Sources close to the goings-on at Bosso suggest the club is willing to cash in on the midfielder, but he will not come cheap.

However, Bosso executive secretary Morgan Dube said they are yet to be approached by any club for any of their players.

“No one has spoken to Highlanders about players and we have not had any offers for McKinnon,” said Dube.

Lynoth Chikuhwa

The Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya-owned side are on a shopping spree ahead of their debut campaign in the country’s top-flight and are believed to have lured five Simba Bhora players.

Captain Walter Musona, goalkeeper Talbert Shumba, midfielders Mthokozisi Msebe, Vassili Kawe and Tichaona Chipunza will be joining the Mabvuku-based side come January.

Simba Bhora coach Tonderayi Ndiraya, who won his first league title in the just-ended season, is also believed to be lining up a move to Scottland FC when his contract with the Shamva-based side expires on 31 December 2024.

Wicknell Chivhayo pledged $1 million for the team on their way to winning the Zifa Northern Region Division One league with players also being promised each $10  000 by Sakupwanya.

The players enjoyed good bonuses for wins, including $200 per goal scored and even received cars as gifts.

Genesis Mangombe is the club’s head coach and has a number of experienced players who have brought in-field leadership that has been key to the side.

Cleopas Dube, Ronald Pfumbidzayi, Denver Mukamba, and Bhekimpilo Ncube have had a significant impact at the new Premiership side.

All have international experience.

Sakupwanya’s Betterbrands is the Warriors’ kit sponsor.
-@innocentskizoe

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