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Bosso demanding R1 million for Knox Mutizwa
03 Jan 2016 at 08:30hrs | Views
Highlanders FC are demanding a staggering R1 million for the transfer of prolific striker Knox Mutiziwa.
Mutiziwa is set to join South African side- Bidvest Wits.
According to the Standard, Mutiziwa's handler- Gibson Mahachi said Bosso has indicated their price and Bidvest Wits is yet to respond.
"Highlanders have since named their price for the striker. What is left now is for Wits to say yes or no or counter offer. I am not at liberty to reveal figures now" said Mahachi.
Bosso CEO Ndumiso Gumede said "We have made our demands, what is left is for them to accept our demands or come with a counter offer until we reach an agreement".
Mutizwa scored 14 goals from 17 starts for Bosso to grabbthe Goldern Boot award.
That was after he missed most of his team's opening matches of the season after suffering burns.
The striker who used to play as a wide midfielder before former gaffer Bongani Mafu decided to turn him into his preferred central striker role when he returned from injury, surpassed 2014 season's joint top goal scorers Charles Sibanda and Kuda Musharu who shared the prize after banging in 13 goals in 30 games.
Mutiziwa is set to join South African side- Bidvest Wits.
According to the Standard, Mutiziwa's handler- Gibson Mahachi said Bosso has indicated their price and Bidvest Wits is yet to respond.
"Highlanders have since named their price for the striker. What is left now is for Wits to say yes or no or counter offer. I am not at liberty to reveal figures now" said Mahachi.
Bosso CEO Ndumiso Gumede said "We have made our demands, what is left is for them to accept our demands or come with a counter offer until we reach an agreement".
Mutizwa scored 14 goals from 17 starts for Bosso to grabbthe Goldern Boot award.
That was after he missed most of his team's opening matches of the season after suffering burns.
The striker who used to play as a wide midfielder before former gaffer Bongani Mafu decided to turn him into his preferred central striker role when he returned from injury, surpassed 2014 season's joint top goal scorers Charles Sibanda and Kuda Musharu who shared the prize after banging in 13 goals in 30 games.
Source - Standard additional reporting by Bulawayo24.com
