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Zimbabwe Warriors international forward Abbas Amidu has been offloaded by Egyptian club, Entag El-Harby. The 27-year old former Caps Striker was released after failing to establish himself in seven months at the club. In a statement, the club said,
<blockquote>Entag El Harby have announced they are releasing nine of their players, namely Momen Gaber, Afrotto, Mohamed Mohsen Leila, Ahmed Sherwyda, Ahmed Saidy, Mohamed Essam, Ahmed El-Ish, Mohamed Khalifa and Abbas Amidu. Entag El-Harby have sent letters to thank the players whose contracts were terminated.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/egyptian-club-dumps-warriors-star-abbas-amidu-after-only-seven-months/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

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Egyptian Club Offloads Warriors Player Abbas Amidu

CAPS United forward Abbas Amidu opted out of the deal with Egyptian side Smouha and completed move to Saudi Arabian club Al Wehda (Mecca). Orlando Pirates have agreed to sell Zimbabwean striker Tendai Ndoro to a Saudi Arabian club Al Faisaly.
On its website, Orlando Pirates announced that they have reached an agreement with Al Faisaly and that Ndoro is set to undergo medicals. The announcement read:
<blockquote>The Club can confirm that it has reached an agreement for the sale of the Zimbabwean international to Al Faisaly Football Club. Ndoro is due to undergo a medical in Saudi Arabia before the deal is finalised.</blockquote>
CAPS United chief executive Cuthbert Chitima confirmed Amidu will now be going to Saudi Arabia.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/ndoro-abbas-off-to-saudi-arabia/">Herald</a>
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Abbas Amidu completes move to Saudi Arabia, Ndoro expected to leave Orlando Pirates

Abbas Amidu will join Egyptian club Smouha where he will get a salary of about $6 000 before tax and also give CAPS United less than the $100 000 transfer fee that was being offered by Zambian side Buildcon. Meanwhile Ronald Pfumbidzai will play in a friendly for South African side Bloemfontein Celtic. The match will be used by the club to make their final decision on whether or not to sign him.
Amidu said he chose the Egyptian side because he wanted a club where he would be assured of game time. CAPS United players who spoke to The Herald also said that goalkeeper Edmore Sibanda who has been linked with a move from the club has said he is committed to the club.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/abbas-says-goodbye-as-ronnie-flies-for-a-dance-with-celtic/">Herald</a>

Amidu joins Egyptian club, Pfumbidzai to play for Bloemfontein Celtic

CAPS United Football Club’s Abbas Amidu is likely to miss the season opener against Shabanie Mine Football Club at Maglas stadium, after being involved in a road accident.
Sportbrief reports that Abbas Amidu was traveling from Zvishavane to Harare when the accident occurred. Although details of the accident are still sketchy, reports state that the accident occurred in Norton when a ZUPCO Bus Amidu was traveling in veered off the road and over turned. However, it is understood that the player sustained minor injuries and is in a stable condition.
Amidu scored the solitary goal that ensured CAPS United progressed to the group stages of the CAF Champions League in Lubumbashi courtesy of his 44th minute strike.
More: <a href="http://sportbrief.co.zw/2017/03/28/caps-united-star-involved-in-road-accident/">Sportbrief</a>

CAPS United player involved in road accident

2016 Castle Premier Soccer League champions <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Caps_United_Football_Club" target="_blank">Caps United</a> may lose as many as 5-star players this  month. The  players have contracts running out at the end of December.  Some of the players are considering their options and may be unwilling to commit.
Some of the players whose contracts are running out are:
<blockquote>-Ronald Pfumbidzai
–<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tafadzwa_Rusike" target="_blank">Tafadzwa Rusike</a>
-Abbas Amidu
-Steven Makatuka
-Dennis Dauda</blockquote>
Speaking to Newsday, Tafadzwa Rusike said:
<blockquote>It’s premature for me to say much at this stage. I can’t say whether I will be still at Caps United next season or not. But it’s true my contract is coming to an end this month. I am still weighing up options available for me</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/12/05/exits-loom-caps/" target="_blank">Newsday</a>

Caps Utd may lose star players as contracts are running out this month

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