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Govt to blame for Warriors quandary - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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Unlike in other counties, Zimbabwe national team coaches cannot draw from their own home-grown players because they are inactive and the government seems not to care about the consequences. National team coach Zdravko Logarušić is struggling to replace the seven players that have been barred from travelling to Zimbabwe by their foreign clubs.

The post Govt to blame for Warriors quandary appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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