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Warriors coach Michael Nees has revealed that he is in talks with former national team captain Knowledge Musona to persuade him to come out of international retirement.
Musona, 34, currently playing in Saudi Arabia, announced his retirement from national duty on May 19, 2022.
Nees described the ongoing talks with Musona as “positive,” but said the forward must regain full fitness after suffering an adductor muscle injury earlier this year. Said Nees (via <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/nees-musona-in-good-comeback-talks">The Sunday Mail</a>):
<blockquote>
I have been in contact with Knowledge (Musona), already two months now, but the moment must be right.
Musona has also had a long injury, an adductor muscle injury, and he is only coming back to full fitness now. Remember, he is also not the youngest anymore.
He needs to be and wants to be back to full fitness. When he comes back, if he comes back, then that’s it.
But we are in good talks. The talks are good, I can tell you, but the time is not yet right. And that has nothing to do with him really, I am just telling you.
I think he didn’t have a game for three months and then he is just starting again now.
At this age, you also need to be careful. You need to make sure you are in good shape because we play two international matches in about four days.
But we must not put pressure on people. They also have valid points and we must not pressurise because it might backfire.
When the time is right, whatever decision is made, we have to accept it.
It’s simple, this way or that one, we have to respect his (Musona’s) decision. I watch all his games; very good player he is, believe me.
</blockquote>
Musona scored 24 goals in 49 appearances for the Warriors during his 12-year career, which included a historic hat-trick in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Liberia at the National Sports Stadium on June 11, 2017.
He is one of only four players to have achieved a hat-trick for the Warriors, alongside Peter Ndlovu, Vitalis Takawira, and Ovidy Karuru.
Calls for Musona’s return have intensified following Khama Billiat’s recent comeback from international retirement. Billiat played in the Warriors’ latest AFCON qualifiers.
Zimbabwe struggled offensively, failing to score against Kenya and Cameroon in their opening two Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers earlier this month.
The Warriors are set to face Namibia in back-to-back matches in October as they continue their quest for AFCON qualification.
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Warriors coach Nees wants Musona to come back to playing for the national team. Musona retired in May but Nees is talking to him to change his mind. Musona is in talks to make a comeback, but he needs to be fully fit first. Nees is not pressuring him and wants him to make his own decision. Musona has scored many goals for Zimbabwe in the past, and fans want him to come back like Billiat did recently. Zimbabwe wants more attackers for their upcoming games.

Nees Hopes To Persuade Knowledge Musona To Rejoin Warriors

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

Zimbabweans have recently revisited the topic of Knowledge Musona’s alleged “healing” at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) by the late Nigerian preacher T.B. Joshua. Five years ago, T.B. Joshua claimed that Musona, the former captain of the Zimbabwe national football team, had been instantly healed from a five-year ankle injury. T.B. Joshua said on X formerly Twitter:
<blockquote>
Mr Knowledge Musona, captain of the Zimbabwe national football team, had suffered from an ankle injury for five years.
As the Belgium-based footballer refused the surgery the doctor suggested, he ran to the SCOAN (Synagogue Church Of All Nations) for divine restoration and was healed instantly.
</blockquote>
This announcement sparked mixed reactions among Zimbabweans, according to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/did-tb-joshua-heal-musona-or-was-it-just-another-hoax-five-years-ago-the-late-nigerian-televangelist-announced-the-then-warriors-skipper-had-been-healed-instantly/">H-Metro</a>.
However, the focus has now shifted to T.B. Joshua’s credibility following a BBC investigation that accused him of faking miracles at SCOAN. According to the investigation, individuals seeking healing were given fruit drinks containing the same medication they had been taking before they arrived at SCOAN. Mr. Paul, who supervised T.B. Joshua’s emergency department for a decade, revealed in the documentary that visitors would be urged to drink these cocktails, falsely believing they were blessed by Joshua. He said in the BBC documentary:
<blockquote>
Every foreign visitor who came to the church to be healed had to fill out a medical report, detailing their illness and the medication they were currently prescribed. They would be told to stop taking them, but Joshua would order pharmacists to procure the same medicine.
Without their knowledge they would ‘put those drugs in their fruit drinks.
This meant while visitors were residing at SCOAN, they would not become unwell and would believe in the divine healing powers of their pastor.
</blockquote>
Musona initially visited SCOAN in December 2018 and returned in May the following year, when the announcement of his healing was made. Since then, statistics show that Musona has experienced fewer ankle injury-related issues in his career. While some argue that this improvement is evidence of T.B. Joshua’s healing powers, others question the authenticity of the healing and whether it was simply another hoax by the late televangelist.
Musona’s improved performance and increased number of appearances for his clubs and country after his visit to SCOAN are seen as supporting evidence by those who believe in T.B. Joshua’s abilities. They also point out that Musona underwent three transfers to different clubs after his visit, suggesting that any lingering ankle injury would have been detected and potentially resulted in aborted transfers.
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Zimbabweans Revisit Musona's "Healing" At SCOAN Amid BBC Documentary On T.B. Joshua

Renowned sports writer Michael Kariati says Zimbabwe still needs its former captain <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Knowledge_Musona">Knowledge Musona</a> just as Portugal still needs its legendary forward Cristiano Ronaldo (38).
Musona announced his retirement from international football in May 2022 after Zimbabwe was suspended by FIFA.
In July 2023, former Warriors midfielder Alois Bunjira said Musona and Khama Billiat should reconsider their retirement from international football after FIFA installed the ZIFA Normalisation Committee.
Later that month, Dynamos and Warriors defender Frank Makarati also said Musona and Billiat were at the peak of their powers and the Warriors needed them in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
However, Musona is not in Rwanda where the Warriors take on Nigeria this Sunday either because ZIFA did not ask him to come out of retirement or the “Smiling Assassin” was unwilling to return to the fold.
Writing for <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/sport/article/200019736/insidesport-we-need-musona-lust-like-portugal-needs-ronaldo">The Standard</a>, Kariati said Musona should be brought back as he is only 33 years old and playing in the Saudi Professional League which is fast becoming one of the most competitive leagues in the world. He said:
<blockquote>
After watching the Warriors miss those easy-to-score chances against Rwanda, we have been forced to rethink and declare that Zimbabwe still needs the smiling Assassin just as much as Portugal relies on the 38-year-old, Christiano Ronaldo.
Even in his worst days, the Al Riyadh SC striker could have taken care of those chances that Terence Dzukamanja, Prince Dube, Gerald Takwara and young brother Walter, allowed to pass.
What was clearly evident in the game against Rwanda was that Zimbabwe needs somebody of the experience of Knowledge, a striker who is in the right position at the right time, and somebody capable of opening up the defence with those darting runs which are Knowledge’s trademark qualities.
Yes, Zimbabwe has exceptionally talented strikers in the form of the younger Musona, Dube, Dzvukamanja, Tino Kadewere and of course, Admiral Muskwe, but what cannot be disputed is that they need Knowledge’s guidance for them to deliver.
</blockquote>
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"Warriors Need Knowledge Musona Just Like Portugal Needs Cristiano Ronaldo"

Former Warriors captain Knowledge Musona is open to playing for Zimbabwe, just over a year after retiring from international football.
The Saudi Arabia-based former Kaizer Chiefs striker announced his retirement from international football in May last year, a few months after the belated 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2023/08/14/musona-open-to-warriors-return/">Soccer24</a>, Zimbabwe national teams General Manager Wellington Mpandare said Musona could consider coming out of retirement if he is needed by the coaches. Said Mpandare:
<blockquote>
If the new coach wants him, chances are we can bring him back. I had a chat with him during the off-season when he promised me that he might reconsider his decision.
It all depends now on whether or not the new coach wants him. If he (the incoming Warriors coach) wants him, then I will obviously engage him and convince him to come back and represent Zimbabwe again.
Remember, Knowledge (Musona) is a loyal son of the soil. He loves his country, he is grounded and he is one player that will not be difficult to convince to come back because I know him very well even outside football.
I’m very close to the family as well, and I can even go through his wife. So if the coaches feel he (Musona) is still needed, it will not be difficult for me to convince him to play for the national team again.
</blockquote>
Musona made his debut for the Zimbabwe senior men’s national team in 2010 and played 51 times for the Warriors.
He scored 24 goals for the national team – 14 shy of Peter Ndlovu’s record tally of 38.
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Musona Open To Warriors Return, Says Mpandare

Zimbabwe national teams General Manager Wellington Mpandare said former Warriors captain Knowledge Musona initially wanted to retire from international football soon after the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals before he eventually quit the national team in 2022.
Mpandare told <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2023/08/14/musona-open-to-warriors-return/">Soccer24</a> that during the AFCON finals held in Cameroon in early 2022, Musona revealed that he intended to retire from international football after the tournament to concentrate more on club football.
Mpandare believes Musona decided to quit the Warriors because of “what he went through as the captain of the national team.” Said Mpandare:
<blockquote>
During the last AFCON finals in Cameroon, he told me that he was going to retire from international football after the tournament. We talked about it with Norman Mapeza, who was the coach then.
He (Musona) simply told us that he wanted to concentrate more on club football, having served well in the national team and we just wished him well.
He told us that it was the right time to hand over the responsibility to other upcoming players but realistically, the frustrations were coming from what he went through as the captain of the national team.
If you look at what happened at the 2019 Afcon finals in Egypt, it was draining for him and everyone who was involved in the negotiations over appearance fees and how the tournament ended.
He actually wanted to leave after the 2019 finals but he then decided to stay on. But after the 2021 tournament, he said “enough is enough” and quit.
Remember, at one time before that tournament (AFCON 2021), the players were not focused because they thought Zimbabwe was not going to be allowed to participate since FIFA had suspended the Felton Kamambo-led ZIFA executive.
The suspended Kamambo-led administration didn’t want the team to be allowed to participate and there was a lot of talk of them (the Kamambo-led board) pushing for FIFA and CAF to boot us out of the tournament.
So, that on its own was a distraction and the captain (Musona) felt he didn’t want to have all those problems and decided to walk away.
</blockquote>
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"Musona Wanted To Quit Warriors In 2019"

Dynamos and Warriors defender Frank Makarati said that Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat should reconsider their decision to retire from international football.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/sport/article/200014430/loud-calls-for-musona-billiats-comeback">NewsDay</a>, the DeMbare captain said Musona and Billiat are now at the peak of their powers and the Warriors need them in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers starting in November. He said:
<blockquote>
I don’t know what forced them to make that decision, and we can’t force them to come back. Of course, it might be a good decision on their side, but to be honest, it’s not the best decision for the country.
Personally, I feel that the two are at the peak of their careers, and the country still needs their services.
You try to look around to see who is better than those two in their positions in the Warriors team at the moment… you won’t find any. Their talent and experience are still needed.
People might say we now need new blood in the team, but we as youngsters we need people like Musona to guide, push and motivate us.
</blockquote>
Argentina football legend Lionel Messi considered by some football fans to be the G.O.A.T, the greatest footballer of all time, came out of retirement to lead his country to World Cup glory in Qatar in 2022.
Makarati said Musona (33) and Billiat (32) should emulate what Messi did. He said:
<blockquote>
Messi retired from Argentina but came back and won the World Cup for his country. Age is still on their side.
We have seen players like Pepe (40) and Christiano Ronaldo (38) playing for Portugal, while Luka Modric (37) is still going strong at Real Madrid and Croatia.
If you compare those players I have mentioned, with, for example, Musona, you will see that he is still very young and has at least three to five years of him playing for the national team.
</blockquote>
Billiat announced his retirement from international football in November 2021 saying he has run his race and it is time for him to pave the way for fresh talent.
Musona then announced his retirement from the Warriors in May 2022 after playing for the team since 2010, a period in which he featured 51 times and scored 24 goals.
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Warriors Still Need Musona, Billiat, Says Dynamos Captain

Former Warriors midfielder, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Alois_Bunjira/">Alois Bunjira</a>, has urged Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat to reconsider their retirement from international football now that the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has new management. 
His remarks came after the Federation of International Football (FIFA) had lifted the suspension on Zimbabwe and appointed a four-member normalisation committee to take over the day-to-day running of ZIFA until June 2024. The committee is composed of chairperson Lincon Mutasa, Sikhumbuzo Ndebele, Rosemary Mugadza, and Nyasha Sanyamandu. Mutasa, a former Dynamos chairman, Mugadza, a former Mighty Warriors coach, Ndebele, a former Highlanders defender, and Sanyamandwe, a member of the British Sports Lawyers Association and a legal practitioner, were selected to serve on the committee. The suspension of ZIFA has been in effect since Monday 10 July 2022.
In a Facebook post seen by Pindula News, Bunjira expressed his belief that the tried and tested duo of Musona and Billiat would play a critical role in Zimbabwe’s quest to qualify for the World Cup. With limited time for preparation, he believes it is necessary to rely on established players to increase the team’s chances of success. He said:
<blockquote>
Now that international football is back, we have a normalisation committee to steer football forward, after the dark days of the past years, and Zimbabwe being placed in a fair World Cup group C, I think it is a perfect platform for Captain Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat to come out of their forced retirement and carry the torch with the warriors for one last push, while we sort out our development structures, to groom their future replacements.
We all know why Musona and Billiat retired from the Warriors. All that is sorted now. The culprits are gone. Between now and the World Cup qualifiers, we don’t have time for experiments. I believe we now have a committee that will put in place our junior national teams where younger players are developed and groomed for the Warriors. We also have the CHAN and COSSFA tournaments where experiments and grooming is done. The Warriors is a product and window of what has been developed.
</blockquote>
Bunjira believes that Zimbabwe has been drawn into a reasonably fair <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/07/13/zimbabwe-nigeria-sa-in-group-c-of-world-cup-2026-qualifiers/">group for the World Cup</a> which is comprised of Nigeria, South Africa, Benin, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, and Lesotho. He believes that with the inclusion of all the best players on the team and proper preparation, the country can put up a good fight. Additionally, he emphasised the importance of tapping into the deep reserves of football talent in the diaspora, across the world.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2021/011/15/it-was-all-a-dream-khama-billiat-retires-from-international-football/">Billiat retired from international football</a> after Zimbabwe’s 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Ethiopia in November 2021. A highly regarded player for the Warriors, he scored important goals, made assists, and displayed crowd-pleasing dribbling skills. It was expected he would retire after the AFCON finals in 2022. While he stated that he was retiring to allow other players a chance to represent Zimbabwe, there were rumours that he quit over the manner the team was being governed.
Knowledge Musona, known as “The Smiling Assassin,” <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2022/05/19/knowledge-musona-retires-from-international-football/">announced his retirement from international football</a> on Thursday, 19 May 2022. The Saudi Arabia-based striker stated that he is quitting the Warriors to concentrate on his club career and to allow other players a chance to represent Zimbabwe.
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Bunjira: It's Time For Musona And Billiat To Come Out Of Forced Retirement

Former Zimbabwe international football player, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Knowledge_Musona/">Knowledge Musona</a>, has signed for newly-promoted Saudi Arabian club, Al Riyadh FC, after leaving fellow Saudi Pro League side, Al Tai. Musona will become a free agent on July 1st when his Al Tai contract expires.
Al Riyadh FC finished fourth in the First Division to earn promotion to the Saudi Pro League for the upcoming season. Musona’s experience and talent are expected to be important for the team’s top-flight status.
He is known for his skills as a dead ball specialist and assist master. In the previous season, the 32-year-old scored eight goals and provided nine assists in 29 games for Al Tai.
The Saudi Pro League is attracting some of the world’s leading players, with impressive investment from the Saudi Arabian government. The league is expected to become a new Eldorado of world football with Cristiano Ronaldo’s spectacular signing by Al Nasr after the World Cup in Qatar, Karim Benzema’s joined Al Ittihad while other star players have joined the trek to the oil rich nation.
Musona will be eager to continue his good form in the upcoming season. Knowledge Musona, known as “The Smiling Assassin,” <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2022/05/19/knowledge-musona-retires-from-international-football/">retired from international football</a> in May 2022 to focus on his club career. 
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Zimbabwe's Knowledge Musona Leaves Al Tai For Al Riyadh FC

Former Warriors striker Matthew Rusike has described Knowledge Musona as by far the most consistent and important national team player, ever.
Musona, who plays for Al-Tai in the Saudi Professional League, announced on Thursday, 19 May that he was retiring from the Warriors to focus on his career at the club level.
The 31-year-old former TSG 1899 Hoffenheim striker said the other reason he was quitting national duty was to give his other teammates and upcoming players the opportunity to represent the Warriors.
Posting on Twitter on Friday afternoon, Rusike said since he was 12-year-old, he has drawn inspiration from Musona. <a href="https://twitter.com/Mattyrusike/status/1527602282090618882">He wrote:</a>
<blockquote>
Thanks for your service to Zimbabwe Mr Pongrasa [Zimbabwean flag emoji] is by far the most consistent and important national team player we have ever had.
Since 12 years old you have shown me how football is supposed to be played. Big respect always my captain.
</blockquote>
In his statement addressed to Zimbabweans, Musona said he will cherish every moment that he has spent as a member of the Warriors squad.
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Matthew Rusike Pays Tribute To Musona

Knowledge Musona has retired from international football to focus on his career at the club level.
Musona, nicknamed “The Smiling Assasin”, issued a statement on Thursday, 19 May announcing his retirement from the Warriors to the nation at large.
The Saudi-based striker said the other reason he is quitting national duty is to give his other teammates and upcoming players the opportunity to represent the Warriors.
Musona also pleaded with football authorities to work together for the good of the game and also to ensure that Zimbabwean footballers have the opportunity to play international football.
Zimbabwe is currently banned from international football. The ban was imposed by FIFA early this year after the Sports and Recreation Commission (ZIFA) suspended the elected ZIFA board.
Pindula News is publishing Musona’s statement in full below:
<blockquote>
Dear Zimbabwean Family,
It is with a heavy heart that I officially announce my retirement from national duty with our beloved national football team, the Warriors.
It is a decision that I do not take lightly after representing our beloved country for 12 years, starting with my first appearance on the 3rd of March 2010, in a game versus South Africa.
My time with the Warriors has been an incredible and rewarding journey that I am thankful to have had the opportunity to undertake, one that I only dreamt of achieving early on in my professional career.
I will cherish every moment that I have spent as a member of the team.
I am retiring to concentrate on my career at the club level and to afford my other teammates and rising stars the opportunity to represent our beloved country.
Over the course of my football career with the Warriors, I have been truly blessed in both the low moments and many wonderful highlights.
I will forever look back with great pride on every occasion I represented Zimbabwe having played over 45 games for the team through international friendly matches, Cosafa Cup games, AFCON qualifiers and tournaments, and World Cup Qualifiers.
Mostly, I take immense pride to have captained the team for nearly 5 years.
None of this would have been entirely possible without the support of several instrumental people, whom I wish to thank.
Firstly, and foremost, I would like to thank the Lord Almighty for the love and blessings He showers me with each day of my life.
Secondly, thank you to my wonderful family. I do not have enough words to thank you for your unwavering support and prayers.
You are a priceless gift, greater than anything I can imagine.
For the unending support received from ZIFA and the national team coaches (past and present) who believed in me and offered me the platform to reach my full potential throughout my career and as captain, I will always be grateful.
Looking back over the years that I have proudly represented the Zimbabwe Warriors; I feel fortunate to have played alongside some outstanding players.
A special thank you to all the former captains for helping me develop into the player I am today. To my current teammates, thank you for accepting me as your leader.
Last but not least a massive and heartfelt thank you to all the supporters and fans that have carried me, supported, motivated me through this journey, and been by my side in all the challenges.
My hope, as is for many, is that those charged with the management of our beautiful game and its continuous development across all spheres work together for the greater good of our national team, our international and regional participation, and investment in up-and-coming talent that is abundant in our country.
I look forward to others being afforded the opportunities that I have had to don the colours of the Warriors and successfully represent us on the world stage.
I wish the Warriors all the best in the future as they continue carrying the flame for our country.
I remain available for and close to the Warriors to assist in any capacity where I can.
My Profound Regards,
Knowledge Musona (aka Smiling Assassin)
</blockquote>
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Knowledge Musona Retires From International Football

Warriors midfielder Kundai Benyu said he is still in pain following an injury he sustained during the 1-0 loss to Senegal in the 2021 AFCON Group B opener.
The 24-year-old  struggled with the knock on his tendon and coach Norman Mapeza has to substitute him for Thabani Kamusoko midway in the second half. Said Benyu:
<blockquote>
Right now I am in pain but I and the physios are in agreement that it’s not the most serious injury. We’ll try to recover as quickly as possible and see how I am in the next couple of days to hopefully be ready for the Malawi game and so on.
</blockquote>
According to <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mapeza-gives-his-troops-day-off/">The Herald</a>, Mapeza disclosed that Musona complained of some flue-like symptoms at half-time but was eager to play some minutes in the second half.
Mapeza expects both Musona and Benyu to recover well in time for the match against Malawi. He said:
<blockquote>
I have been talking to the team doctors yesterday (Monday) and today (yesterday) about the two guys (Musona and Benyu). I was talking to Knowledge (Musona) at half-time.
He felt he had something like flu and was feeling a bit tired but he said he could push for about 20 or so minutes that’s why we kept him in the game.
On the flue-like signs, the doctors said he is fine and Kundai (Benyu) just had a knock-like on his tendon but it’s not something bad so we will see tomorrow (today) how they will be doing when we resume training.
</blockquote>
Reflecting on the Warriors’ performance against Senegal, Benyu said they can hold their heads high after giving a proper shift against tournament favourites. Said Benyu:
<blockquote>
I thought it went well, we kept them to minimal chances for most of the game and we also had a couple of chances ourselves. We showed that we also are to be taken seriously.
We went toe to toe with one of the tournament favourites and if it wasn’t for a penalty in the last seconds of the game we would’ve taken a point so everyone should hold their heads high and be proud and move on to the next game with the same mentality.
</blockquote>
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Musona, Benyu Expected To Be Fit For Malawi Match

Warriors captain Knowledge Musona, was left a frustrated man after his team’s insipid home performance, in a 2022 World Cup qualifier against South Africa, at the National Sports Stadium, on Friday afternoon.
Musona told journalists that he thought it wise to keep his counsel on the team’s performances as he could have said “wrong things”. Said Musona:
<blockquote>
I personally didn’t speak, you know when you are coming out of the game frustrated that you didn’t win, sometimes you might end up saying the wrong things. But, I think we still have time together.
I think we just needed time for everyone to calm down so that we can go back to the drawing board, and see what we can do.
As the captain of the team, I think I have to say something.
We know the country is not happy. We know Zimbabweans don’t want us to lose points. They expect a win but there are three results in a game. 
</blockquote>
The hosts hardly tested the visitors’ goalkeeper Ronwen Williams, throughout the entire 90 minutes, in a match that ended in a goalless draw.
The SuperSport United goalkeeper was only tested when he produced a stunning near-post save, to send Khama Billiat’s vicious shot, over the bar.
The out-of-sorts Warriors’ passing was horrific, they failed to execute the very basics of the game, playing to the South African tune who, from the first whistle, seemed to be looking for a draw.
Meanwhile, Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic blamed a lack of match fitness for his charges’ lacklustre performance.
The Croat said that under the circumstances, a draw with Bafana Bafana was a fair result.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/musona-frustrated-focuses-on-next-game/">The Herald</a></h4>

Musona Understands Warriors Fans' Frustration

Warriors captain Knowledge Musona has joined Saudi Arabian football club Al-Tain, from Belgian giants, Anderlecht.
Musona’s club future has been a subject of much speculation over the past several months, with a move to the United States or a return to South Africa considered a possibility.
The speculation has finally been laid to rest after Anderlecht confirmed the 31-year-old’s move to Saudi Arabia on their Twitter account.
Musona will now play for Al-Tain which gained promotion to Saudi Arabia’s top-flight league at the end of last season.
They finished third, in the second-tier league, securing the final slot for a place in the top-flight league.
Musona’s move to a cash-rich Saudi club could be just what the doctor ordered as this could be his last major contract, in either Europe or the Middle East.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-musona-joins-arabian-football-club/">The Herald</a></h4>

Warriors Captain, Musona, Joins Saudi Arabian Club

Zimbabwe Warriors team has suffered another blow after South Africa-based striker Knox Mutizwa who plies his trade for Golden Arrows pulled out of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier matches against Botswana and Zambia after suffering an injury.
Knox joins a legion of other star players who have been ruled out of the upcoming AFCON matches over injuries or travel restrictions in the countries they reside.
Warriors coach Zdravko Loga Logarusic said the Zambia and Botswana encounters will likely be very hard after nine players who played in a 2-2 draw against Group H leaders, Algeria, are not available this time. Loga said:
<blockquote>The game against Botswana will be, of course, very difficult for us because we never expected that we will play that game missing nine players whom we had when we played Algeria . . . and we have to deal with the situation.</blockquote>
Star players who have been ruled out include United States-based goalkeeper Tatenda Mkuruva, UK-based Marvelous Nakamba, Tendayi Darikwa, and Jordan Zemura, France-based Tinotenda Kadewere and Marshall Munetsi as well as South Africa-based Khama Billiat.
Warriors manager, Wellington Mpandare told Sunday News that defender Kelvin Moyo, who is down with a bout of malaria, had also been added to the casualty list.
On a positive note, a travel headache earlier stated has now been resolved and the Warriors can now travel from Johannesburg direct to Francistown.
More on the positive side, defenders Teenage Hadebe and Alec Mudimu and striker captain Knowledge Musona are among those that will fly into Harare to link-up with the rest of the Warriors. Below is a list of players who are available.
Goalkeepers:
<ul>
<li>Talbert Shumba,</li>
<li>Ariel Sibanda,</li>
<li>Martin Mapisa</li>
</ul>
Defenders:
<ul>
<li>Jimmy Dzingai,</li>
<li>Alec Mudimu,</li>
<li>Divine Lunga,</li>
<li>Teenage Hadebe,</li>
<li>Victor Kamhuka,</li>
<li>Tendai jirira,</li>
<li>Romario Matova,</li>
<li>Takudzwa Chimwemwe</li>
</ul>
Midfielders:
<ul>
<li>Butholezwe Ncube,</li>
<li>Ovidy Karuru,</li>
<li>Thabani Kamusoko,</li>
<li>Tafadzwa Rusike,</li>
<li>Tanaka Chinyahara,</li>
<li>Last Jesi,</li>
<li>Kudakwashe Mahachi</li>
</ul>
Strikers: 
<ul>
<li>Knowledge Musona,</li>
<li>Evans Rusike,</li>
<li>Terence Dzvukamanja,</li>
<li>Perfect Chikwende</li>
</ul>
More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/knox-out-of-zebras-hun">The Sunday Mail</a>

Blow For Zimbabwe As Another Warriors Striker Pulls Out Of AFCON

Twenty-four Zimbabwean international footballers have confirmed that they will be part of the Warriors team to face both Botswana and Zambia for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier matches.
Zimbabwe will be without a number of key Warriors players including Khama Billiat and Marvelous Nakamba due to injuries and or travel restrictions by either their clubs or host countries.
The fate of France-based Marshall Munetsi and Tino Kadewere is not known at the moment although their clubs have applied the Fifa circular of February 5, 2021, which prohibits African players to travel to their home countries.
French Ligue 1 coaches are reportedly pressuring their clubs so that they release the players for African duty. Tino and Munetsi’s clubs, in that order, Lyonnais and Stade Reims, had given the players the green light to travel for the two matches.
Below is the full list of players who have confirmed their presence.
Goalkeepers:
<blockquote>
<ul>
<li>Tatenda Mukuruva,</li>
<li>Talbert Shumba,</li>
<li>Ariel Sibanda,</li>
<li>Martin Mapisa</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
Defenders:
<blockquote>
<ul>
<li>Jimmy Dzingai,</li>
<li>Alec Mudimu,</li>
<li>Teenage Hadebe,</li>
<li>Devine Lunga,</li>
<li>Tendai Jirira,</li>
<li>Takudzwa Chimwemwe,</li>
<li>Victor Kamhuka,</li>
<li>Romario Matova</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
Midfielders:
<blockquote>
<ul>
<li>Last Jesi,</li>
<li>Thabani Kamusoko,</li>
<li>Tanaka Chinyahara,</li>
<li>Kudakwashe Mahachi,</li>
<li>Butholezwe Ncube,</li>
<li>Tafadzwa Rusike,</li>
<li>Ovidy Karuru</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
Strikers:
<blockquote>
<ul>
<li>Perfect Chikwende,</li>
<li>Evans Rusike,</li>
<li>Terrence Dzvukamanja,</li>
<li>Knowledge Musona,</li>
<li>Knox Mutizwa</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/03/pressure-on-french-clubs-to-release-players/">NewsDay</a>

FULL LIST: Warriors Players That Confirmed Availability For AFCON Matches

A Soccer Laduma reporter has said Willard Katsande and Knowledge Musona who they described as a deadly player, were Kaizer Chief’s finest recruits from ZImbabwe. Opined the author:
<blockquote>As Willard Katsande celebrates 10 years in the colours of Kaizer Chiefs, Soccer Laduma takes a trip down memory lane to see who are the best Zimbabwean players to have represented Amakhosi in the PSL era.
Over the years Amakhosi have brought in quite a number of players from Zimbabwe and a few that stand out include former PSL player of the season Tinashe Nengomasha and the deadly Knowledge Musona, who is now playing in Belgium. Katsande is another who has done extremely well for Amakhosi, while Onismor Bhasera had a solid two years with the Soweto giants before making a move to England.
Katsande joined Amakhosi in 2011 from Ajax Cape Town and made his debut in the MTN8 final as a right-back, which Amakhosi lost to Soweto rivals Orlando Pirates. Vladimir Vermezovic was the coach at the back, but it was under the tutelage of Stuart Baxter where the hard-working midfielder really took his game to the next level.
He went from being a midfielder who would get yellow cards regularly from mistimed challenges to a player who spent less time getting his name into the referee’s book. His best seasons with Amakhosi were arguably during Baxter’s three years at Chiefs, but he remained a key component even after the former Bafana Bafana mentor left Naturena, going on to captain the side on a number of occasions, under different coaches.
The 35-year-old’s contract expires at the end of the season and it remains to be seen if Amakhosi keep one of their longest-serving players.</blockquote>
Source: <a href="https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/kaizer-chiefs/chiefs-best-zimbabwean-imports/695821">Soccer Laduma</a>

OPINION: Katsande And Musona Kaizer Chiefs' Finest Zim Imports - Soccer Laduma

Zimbabwe Warriors and the Desert Foxes of Algeria shared spoils when they drew 2-2 this Monday in an Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier match played at the National Sports Stadium.
Algeria scored its two goals in the first half taking away hope for the hosts who were desperate for points considering that rivals, Zambia at 3 points, were a point behind.
Warriors captain Knowledge Musona scored a splendid free-kick before half time to bring Zimbabwe back into the game.
A few minutes before the final whistle, former Highlanders striker, Prince Dube, scored his first touch after coming in for Tendai Darikwa, making the score 2-2.
Zimbabwe made four changes in the 46th minute introducing Divine Lunga, Ovidy Karuru, Kuda Mahachi and Khama Billiat for Adam Chicksen, Rusike, Jordan Zemura and David Moyo.
The changes saw the Warriors’ midfield stabilising while the attack was intensified.

AFCON: Zimbabwe Algeria Share Spoils At NSS

Zimbabwean international footballer, Knowledge Musona found the back of the net on Sunday to double KAS Eupen’s lead against Royal Antwerp.
The 30-year-old Warriors captain scored after 53 minutes to make it 2-0 after Smail Prevljak had converted a first-half penalty, to put them on the path to victory.
However, the KAS Eupen failed to collect maximum points as the hosts eventually equalised through Nigerian Junior Pius who scored a brace late in the second half. The match ended 2-2.
The former Kaizer Chiefs forward is being played in a midfield role by his coach, behind the three KAS Eupen forwards.
Musona’s form is positive news for the Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic who is expected to ensemble a team to play in the upcoming back-to-back Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Algeria in November.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/musona-finds-his-radar-in-belgium/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a>

Bright Start To The New Season For Musona

Zimbabwe international striker Knowledge Musona was on target as his side, KAS Eupen, drew 2-2 against Sint Truiden in a friendly match on Friday.
The Warriors captain scored in the 13th minute to give his side the lead.
Sint Truden however, hit back twice before Eupen equalised in the second half to secure the 2-all draw.
Musona extended his loan spell at Eupen for the 2020/21 campaign from his parent club RSC Anderlecht.
He first joined Eupen for the second half of the season at the beginning of the year in search of game time after he had fallen down the pecking order at Anderlecht.
His campaign at Eupen was cut short after the championship was officially halted due to the coronavirus crisis.
The 30-year old had played seven games and scored two goals.

Musona Scores In KAS Eupen Friendly Match

Dutch club RSC Anderlecht have agreed to extend Zimbabwean striker Knowledge Musona’s loan deal at KAS Eupen.
Eupen confirmed in a statement on Thursday that Musona will stay at the club on a season-long loan. The statement read:
<blockquote>Zimbabwean international Knowledge Musona will continue to play for KAS Eupen in the coming season.
KAS Eupen has agreed with the RSC Anderlecht and Knowledge Musona to extend the loan of Knowledge Musona.</blockquote>
Musona first joined Eupen for the second half of the season at the beginning of the year in search of game time after he had fallen down the pecking order at Anderlecht.
His campaign at Eupen was cut short after the championship was officially halted due to the coronavirus crisis.
The 30-year old had played seven games and scored two goals.
The latest development puts an end to speculation that the Warriors captain was returning to South Africa.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2020/06/25/breaking-kas-eupen-anderlecht-decides-on-musonas-future/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Soccer24</a></h4>

Musona Seals Season-long Deal At KAS Eupen

Former Warriors coach Norman Mapeza believes that Knowledge Musona could have been more successful in his European adventure had he moved to France or Europe when he left South Africa.
Mapeza said that unlike the Bundesliga (the German topflight), French and Dutch clubs have a history of nurturing young talent including players from outside Europe. Mapeza said:
<blockquote>He (Musona) has done well, especially with the national teams. Massive, massive contributions and his stats say it all.
As for club football, I think it wasn’t that smooth-sailing and I’m sure he can admit to that.
The Bundesliga, where he started his European adventure, is always a difficult league to develop as a young player and, the fact that he was coming from Africa, didn’t help him much.
If he had started his European career in countries like France or Holland, for example, at a team like Ajax, because of their history in producing young talent, we could be talking about a different story.</blockquote>
Mapeza, one of the few Zimbabwean players who have featured in the UEFA Champions League, said one needs time to adapt to the environment, the weather, and new tactics, and some players fail to adapt because they are not given the time to acclimatise.
Musona moved to Bundesliga side TSG Hoffenheim six months after Brazilian forward, Roberto Firmino, had arrived at the club from Figueirense.
While Musona is no longer wanted at his Dutch club Anderlecht, Firmino has gone on to win the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Super Cup, Club World Cup and is on the verge of winning the English Premier League title with Liverpool.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mapeza-feels-musona-could-have-exploded-in-europe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Germany Move Was Bad For Musona - Mapeza

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Ntokozo Sikhakhane has urged the club to re-sign Zimbabwe international striker Knowledge Musona who is no longer wanted at Belgian side RSC Anderlecht.
Sikhakhane told Soccer Laduma that though Musona would likely demand a lucrative contract since he will be coming from Europe, Chiefs should try to get him. He said:
<blockquote>Apart from contracts and money, with his style of play, I would say he must go back to where he comes from. He must go to where he knows the culture and the management.
The supporters love him there, and that’s at Kaizer Chiefs. When he left for overseas the supporters were behind him and supporting him.
All I will say is that he must go back home, there’s no place like home, which is Kaizer Chiefs.</blockquote>
Kaizer Chiefs are currently banned from signing players until after at least January 2021.
Musona has two years left on his deal with the Anderlecht who are keen on offloading him.
The 29-year-old is believed to be on his way to a permanent deal at KAS Eupen, where he was on loan in the just-ended season
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/kaizer-chiefs/kaizer-chiefs-urged-to-sign-knowledge-musona/679043" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Soccer Laduma</a></h4>

Kaizer Chiefs Legend Urges Club To Re-sign Musona

Zimbabwean national football team captain Knowledge Musona’s Belgian club, Anderlecht are in talks for a possible transfer to rivals KAS Eupen, his representative Mike Makaab has confirmed.
The deal however, hinges on a high transfer fee Anderlecht is likely to demand for Musona as he still has two years left on his contract as well as Eupen’s inability to match the Zimbabwean’s lucrative wages at the Belgians giants. Said Makaab:
<blockquote>They [Eupen] are in discussions with Anderlecht but the key to the whole thing is if they can afford Knowledge Musona, that’s the key [issue].
They haven’t spoken to us yet, we are in the process of engaging with them, Knowledge is not a youngster, he’s worked hard for where he is today.
If Anderlecht doesn’t want him then they have to make it attractive for him to leave because he’s got two years left on his contract.</blockquote>
Musona joined Anderlecht in July 2018 for a lucrative €2.5 million from K.V. Oostende where he had scored 39 goals in 103 appearances.
Anderlecht sent him to KAS Eupen in January this year on loan and he had a mini-revival, scoring two goals in six starts which appear to have convinced the Belgian side to consider a permanent deal for him.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.kickoff.com/news/articles/world-news/categories/news/premiership/knowledge-musona-open-to-absa-premiership-return-if-demands-are-met-agent/678907" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">KickOff.com</a></h4>

Musona's Agent Confirms Talks For Possible Transfer To KAS Eupen

Reports from Belgium suggest that Warriors captain Knowledge Musona is set to sign a permanent transfer deal at Belgium side KAS Eupen where he was on loan in the just-ended season.
Musona has been with Belgian Pro league giants Anderlecht since July 2018 but he has made only eight appearances and scored just one goal before he joined KAS Eupen on a loan deal in January 2020 until the end of the season.
The 29-year-old flourished at KAS Eupen — scoring two goals in six starts which appear to have convinced the Belgian side to consider a permanent deal for him.
Musona’s future has constantly been a subject of debate since he failed to make an impact at Anderlecht, with some reports claiming that he is a target of South African side Mamelodi Sundowns.
Before his move to Anderlecht, Musona had been at Kaizer Chiefs, Oostende, and Bundesliga side TSG Hoffenheim among loan spells at different clubs.
Musona is on a lucrative deal at Anderlecht until July 2022.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/05/musona-to-end-anderlecht-nightmare/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

Musona To Seal Permanent Transfer Deal To KAS Eupen - Report

Warriors captain Knowledge Musona reportedly earns over US$1 million annually, making him the fourth highest-paid player at Belgian Pro League football side Anderlecht.
Musona (29), who is contracted to Anderlecht until July 2022, has already earned close to €2 million (US$2 191 766,29) despite not playing consistently for the club.
If Anderlecht transfer-list Musona as is expected, the club will continue to pay him around €80 000 per month (US$87 670,65), until he finds a new club.
Musona made just one reserve team appearance for the club this season before sealing a loan switch to fellow Belgian top-flight side KAS Eupen during the January transfer window period in search of regular game time.
At KAS Eupen, the former Kaizer Chiefs striker scored two goals in six starts before the season was halted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Meanwhile, Musona’s South Africa-based agent Mike Makaab of Prosport International has admitted that his client could be on his way out of the Brussels club. He said:
<blockquote>No, we haven’t received any official announcement that he has been transfer-listed. But listen, it is clear that he does not feature in the new coach’s (Vercauteren) plans and the philosophy of the club.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2020/05/10/musonas-mega-salary-revealed/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Standard</a></h4>

Knowledge Musona's 'Mouthwatering' Salary Revealed

Belgium-based Warriors striker Knowledge Musona could be leaving Anderlecht in the coming weeks even though the club has not yet officially transfer-listed him.
The 29-year-old’s representative, Mike Makaab told Soccer Laduma that Musona does not feature in the new coach’s and the philosophy of the club. He said:
<blockquote>No, we haven’t received any official announcement that he has been transfer-listed.  But listen, it is clear that he does not feature in the new coach’s (Frank Vercauteren) plans and the philosophy of the club.
The philosophy of the club is to promote young players through their development system.  Knowledge had done really well at Eupen, though he only played six games before the league was suspended and then ended.
In that time he scored two goals and got two assists. We are basically going to sit with Anderlecht to map the way forward for him.</blockquote>
Musona joined KAS Eupen on loan four months ago in search of regular game time but the Belgian Pro League was cut short and declared over, due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
He still has two years left on his contract with R.S.C. Anderlecht.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/south-africa/agent-musona-not-in-their-plans/677927" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Soccer Laduma</a></h4>

Musona Not In New Anderlecht Coach's Plans

Warriors Captain, Knowledge Musona has reportedly been listed among Anderlecht players who have been informed to look for new clubs.
Since the arrival of Manchester City legend, Vincent Kompany, at the club, Musona has was restricted 
to just one reserve team appearance for the Belgian giants this season before his January loan switch to KAS Eupen.
At Eupen, Musona scored two goals in six starts before the Belgian top-flight came to a sudden halt due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A Belgian news outlet, Voetbal24, reports that Musona, Kenny Saief, Antonio Milic, Kristal Abazaj, 
Aristote Nkaka, Adrien Trebel and Ognjen Vranjes have been informed to find new clubs after consultation with technical staff.
When the Smiling Assassin, as Musona is affectionately known, joined Eupen on loan in January, the club reportedly expressed interest in offering him a permanent deal.
Musona, a former teammate to Brazilian and Liverpool forward, Roberto Frimino, became one of the leading performers in the Belgian top-flight league during his time at Oostende when he scored 41 goals and made 18 assists in 112 games.
His last two seasons, however, have had frustrating results as he only scored four times in 17 starts across all competitions.
More: KickOff

Vincent Kompany Names Musona Among Players To Leave Club - Report

Warriors captain <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Knowledge_Musona" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Knowledge Musona’s</a> agent, Mile Makaab, says it is highly unlikely that he will remain in Belgium next season.
This may give Mamelodi Sundowns a better opportunity of signing the 29-year-old ahead of the 2020/21 season and beyond. Said Makaab:
<blockquote>It is highly unlikely that Musona will stay in Belgium next season. He is going on loan until the end of the season and then we will decide at the end of the campaign.
As it stands we are not sure about his (Musona’s) next destination but as I said it is highly unlikely that he will be in Belgium come next season.
They [Mamelodi Sundowns] have expressed their love for Musona but I can confirm that there’s no formal offer on the table.</blockquote>
Musona is currently on loan at KAS Eupen in Belgium where he is hoping to resurrect his career after enduring a turbulent time during his stint with Belgian giants, Anderlecht.
While at Kaizer Chiefs, Musona was perhaps the best striker in the South African premiership before he left the league in 2011 initially for German side TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/sport/soccer/psl/the-brazilians-will-have-to-wait-to-get-hold-of-musona-40899252" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">IOL</a></h4>

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