Chegutu Pirates midfielder Arthur Sibanda is on the verge of completing a move to Botswana’s Tonota FC, with the club reportedly keen to secure him on a permanent contract.
Although Sibanda has been loaned out for a year, sources close to the negotiations say Tonota FC is already laying the groundwork for a long-term agreement.
Speaking to Zim Now, insiders revealed that Tonota’s technical team has been impressed by the young midfielder’s potential.
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“The Tonota club is interested in the young star and willing to sign him permanently after he has been loaned for one year,” the source said.
The move marks a major milestone in Sibanda’s rising career. He began his football journey at Pams Academy before joining Shabanie Mine, where he spent one season.
His standout performances later earned him a place at Chegutu Pirates, who have now facilitated his loan move to Botswana — a switch that could open significant opportunities for the promising midfielder.
If the permanent deal materialises, Sibanda will join a growing number of Zimbabwean players making an impact in regional leagues, with hopes that exposure in Botswana will further refine his skills and elevate his professional prospects.
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