Zim Now Writer
Lloyd Mutasa who was recently fired at Green Fuels to pave way for Rodwell Dhlakama has now found a new home at Northern Region Division 1 outfit MWOS.
Mutasa, a nomadic gaffer who has had a dance with a number of clubs that include Dynamos, Highway, FC Platinum and Kiglon, penned a three year contract with his new employer.
Wonder Ngoko who was the head coach has dropped to be the first assistant to Mutasa.
Mutasa said he is thrilled to be joining an ambitious side like MWOS and is gunning for the title.
"I feel honoured to be recognized by a side like MWOS, it is a good project. I also have a good relationship with Wonder Ngoko because he is a long-time friend.
"Obviously I would want to enhance the performance of the players and like any other team, I would want the team to win honours. The team has a blend of experienced and young players," he said.
Mutasa's first assignment will be against ZRP Harare at Ngoni stadium on Saturday.
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