Runodada Witness Edward
Zim Now Reporter
The announcement of the Zimbabwe national football team's new squad by head coach Michael Nees has ignited heated debates among fans on social media platforms. While some supporters applaud the coach's decision to maintain continuity and blend experienced players with promising newcomers, others express disappointment over the omission of certain players.
Stephen Kayamba, a vocal fan, believes that the coach has struck the right balance by combining established players with emerging talents. "If I were the coach, I would go for continuity and blend the old and integrating new players," Kayamba stated. "So in my view, the coach has done that, and with that platform, he can swiftly move forward."
However, not everyone shares Kayamba's enthusiasm. Some fans argue that there are other deserving players who have been overlooked. Bukhosi Kat highlighted the absence of young stars like Junior Makunike, Prince Ndlovu, Shandirwa, Divine Lunga, Knox Mutizwa, and Frank Mukarati, suggesting that some players might have been selected solely based on their European affiliations.
Wellington Malaba expressed his concerns about the squad's balance, arguing that players like Manondo, Machope, and Billiat deserve to be included. He also questioned the exclusion of Mukuruva and Mapisa from the goalkeeping department, predicting potential losses for the team.
The differing opinions among fans reflect the passion and dedication they have for the Warriors. As the team prepares for upcoming matches, the performance of the selected players will undoubtedly be closely watched, and the debates are likely to continue.
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