Arenel's Zibusiso joins Chiefs

Bulawayo Chiefs have made a significant move in the transfer market by securing the signature of Zibusiso Dambo, the captain of Arenel, in a bid to strengthen their midfield ahead of the new season. Dambo's arrival adds much-needed experience and leadership to the Chiefs squad, which has undergone a series of changes following their relegation from the Premier League last year.

The 28-year-old Dambo, a central midfielder known for his commanding presence on the field, is expected to play a crucial role in Chiefs' push for a swift return to the top-flight league. His leadership qualities were on full display during his time at Arenel, and his ability to dictate play from the middle of the park makes him a valuable addition to the squad.

Alongside Dambo, Chiefs have also made notable signings to bolster their squad for the upcoming season. The club has secured the services of midfielder Kelvin Madzongwe from Zebra Revolution, winger Malvin Mkolo from Simba Bhora, and defender Arthur Musiyiwa, who joins from Dynamos.

Chiefs have also made moves to strengthen their defensive options by signing goalkeeper Matripples Mleya and defender Polite Mwenda. Additionally, promising striker Gabriel Dlodlo has joined the club, along with Tatenda Ushe, a Division One standout who scored 15 goals last season.

With a mix of seasoned players and promising talents, Chiefs are determined to bounce back stronger in the new season. The additions are seen as a clear statement of intent as the club looks to build a competitive squad capable of securing promotion back to the Premier League. Fans of the club are eagerly anticipating the new-look team's performance in the upcoming campaign.