Kavazovic to raid Rollers

Friday, January 18, 2019

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After leading Popa to a cup double and historic CAF Champions League group stages qualification, Kavazovic quit Rollers in September to join Kenyan side AFC Leopards.

But he left in a huff for a lucrative offer in the ABSA Premiership in December. He, however, has found the going harder in the neighbouring country after winning just once in three games.

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