CAPS United forward Rahman Kutsanzira is seeking a new home and has put forward a transfer request to the club’s hierarchy.
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Kutsanzira, who joined from Bulawayo giants Highlanders is reported to be unsettled at the Green Machine and is seeking a move to another club. He still has a running contract with the Harare giants which expires at the end of this year.
Caps United coach Taurai Mangwiro confirmed Kutsanzira wants to leave the Harare giants. Mangwiro, however, said they were still looking for a club where he can go.
“Kutsanzira has put forward a transfer request and the club is looking into it. We are still looking for a club for him. He still has a contract with us which expires end of season,” said Mangwiro.
Meanwhile, Caps United are also still hoping to successfully negotiate a contract extension with veteran goalkeeper Tafadzwa Dube following the expiry of his contract with the team last year.
The Zimbabwe international goal minder was part of the Warriors squad which made history by reaching the semi-finals of a major competition during the African Nations Championships (Chan) tournament which ended in South Africa two weeks ago.
Caps United teammate Hardlife Zvirekwi was also part of the history making Warriors. Mangwiro said he had given the two players a five day rest. Zvirekwi started training with the Harare giants on Monday while Dube is expected to start training today. Mangwiro, however, said they were still to conclude a deal with the keeper.
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“Negotiations are still going on for Dube’s contract extension. I had given the two players a rest after their return from the Chan tournament. Zvirekwi started training on Monday and Dube should start training tomorrow (today),” he said.
Dube had a good season with the Green Machine after agreeing a short term deal last year.
He agreed to join Makepekepe on loan for one-year after he was dumped by FC Platinum at the beginning of the season with a year remaining in his contract.
