Philemon Jambaya
Harare giants CAPS United FC have been bolstered by the news that experienced defender Bruce Kangwa has revealed a long-held dream of playing for the club, finally coming to fruition.
Kangwa, who recently signed a two-year deal with Makepekepe, expressed his deep-seated desire to represent the club, stating his ambition even predated his move to Tanzania’s Azam FC in 2016.
“I have always wanted to play for CAPS United FC after my time at Highlanders,” Kangwa revealed.
“At the time, I was still considering a move to the capital, but the offer from Tanzania came and was too hard to resist.”
Despite the attractive offer from Azam, Kangwa’s heart remained set on playing for CAPS United, and he now sees his return to Zimbabwe as the perfect opportunity to fulfil that dream.
“This is now my time to fulfil my dream to play for CAPS United FC,” he declared, expressing his commitment and enthusiasm for the upcoming season.
Kangwa’s experience and leadership qualities are expected to be a valuable asset to the CAPS United backline, further bolstering their ambitions for silverware.
The passionate Makepekepe faithful, undoubtedly, share Kangwa’s excitement and are eager to see him don the green and white jersey with pride.
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