Botswana football club, Gaborone United, has secured the services of Zimbabwean striker Albert Nyamutsaka following a successful trial period. The 26-year-old, who was previously playing in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One with Golden Arrows, has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with Gaborone United.
In an official statement, the club confirmed the agreement, stating, “Gaborone United have reached an agreement with Zimbabwean Division 1 side, Golden Eagles, over the signature of striker Albert ‘Takudzwa’ Nyamutsaka.
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Nyamutsaka joins Gaborone United on a two-and-a-half-year deal. The 26-year-old striker has scored six goals and made five assists from 16 games he has played for Division 1 side Golden Eagles.”
Head coach Pontsho Piro Moloi expressed his satisfaction with the new signing, saying, “I am very happy with him; he has done so well when he was on trial here last month. A very good addition for us in attack where we are lacking a bit.”
Albert Nyamutsaka’s move to Gaborone United marks an important step in his career, transitioning from the Zimbabwean Division One to the Botswana Premier League. The striker’s proven goal-scoring ability and contributions to Golden Eagles have earned him recognition, and Gaborone United sees him as a valuable asset to bolster their attacking options.
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As Nyamutsaka embarks on this new chapter in his football journey, both the player and the club look forward to a successful partnership that will contribute to Gaborone United’s ambitions in the competitive Botswana Premier League.