Nyamadzawo not thinking about individual glory

Nyamadzabwo PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE
Nyamadzabwo PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

With all accolades he is getting following his impressive run recently in the beMOBILE Premiership League, Gilport Lions goal poacher Tendai Nyamadzawo is not thinking about any individual award. He is a man on only one mission; to do well for his team and the rest will see itself out.

In his third season in the country, Nyamadzawo is slowly taking local football by storm. He was recently named the October player of the month, becoming the third player to win the award after Moatlhodi Ralesotla (Green Lovers) and Tapiwa Gadibolae (Police XI). The award did not come as a surprise considering the crucial goals the lanky Zimbabwean striker scored.  In fact, his form and goal-scoring prowess are the main reason Gilport Lions have suddenly rose from the dead. 

He is on eight goals in the league from 13 games and scored one of the goals in the first leg of the Mascom Top 8 quarterfinal when his side drew 2-2 with Mochudi Centre Chiefs. 

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