Muduhwa waves goodbye to Bosso?

Highlanders defender Peter Muduhwa appeared to bid an emotional farewell to fans on Sunday following the team's 1-1 draw against Yadah Stars at Barbourfields Stadium.

Muduhwa, a long-time Bosso stalwart, was visibly moved as he completed a lap of honour, sparking speculation that he could be leaving the club amid reports linking him to a potential move to Scotland.

The defender was joined in the gesture by goalkeeper Ariel Sibanda, who has previously stated that he will decide his future at the end of the season. However, it remains unclear if Sibanda's actions were also a farewell to the Highlanders faithful or simply solidarity with Muduhwa.
Speculation and Reactions

Coach Kelvin Kaindu refrained from reading too much into the moment.

"For me, it's difficult to know whether someone is waving goodbye or they are giving us a signal. I would rather concentrate on the game we played today," Kaindu said during the post-match press conference.
Key Performances in the Match

Striker Lynoth Chikuhwa, another player linked with a move to Scotland, made a significant impact during the match, scoring the opening goal for Highlanders. Despite their efforts, the team conceded a late equalizer, leaving fans disappointed but still showing their appreciation for the players.
What Lies Ahead

Muduhwa's potential departure would mark the end of an era for the Highlanders as he has been a key figure in their defence. If the move to Scotland materialises, it would represent a significant milestone in his career and a boost for Zimbabwean football.

For Sibanda, clarity on his future remains pending, with fans anxiously awaiting his decision at the end of the season.

As the speculation swirls, the Bosso community remains hopeful that the team will continue to build on its legacy, even if it means saying goodbye to some of its stars.