Witness Runodada ZimNow reporter
Scottland FC has boosted with the arrival of Zimbabwe international striker Terrence Dzvukamanja, who is joined the squad ahead of their PSL fixture against Caps United this weekend at Rufaro Stadium.
The former Orlando Pirates and SuperSport United forward touched down in Zimbabwe tand is expected to make his debut appearance in Scottland colours soon. Dzvukamanja expressed his excitement about the new chapter in his career, saying, "I’m thrilled to be at Scottland FC, ready to embrace the challenge and score goals to help the team advance."
Scottland FC officially unveiled the former Ngezi Platinum Stars striker on Wednesday, describing him as a key addition to their attacking force. "We welcome Zimbabwe international striker, Terrence Dzvukamanja, as the latest member of our squad," the club announced.
The 29-year-old’s move is seen as a major reinforcement for the team, which has struggled to consistently find the back of the net this season. With just eight goals from 17 recorded matches, Scottland currently sits in fourth place on the PSL table with 28 points. However, their 18th match result is still pending a ruling by the league.
Dzvukamanja's arrival is expected to boost Scottland’s firepower as they aim to close the gap on the leading teams and solidify their position in the top tier of Zimbabwean football.
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