TAFIC coach open to offers despite success
Friday, April 26, 2019
The Zimbabwean coach told Mmegi Sport days after helping his side to win promotion to the Premiership, that he feels ready for the challenge. “I have now acquired my CAF B coaching licence, which enables me to coach in the Premiership. I am ready to coach in the Premier League,” Chinyemba said.
“At the moment I do not have a contract with TAFIC. We just have a gentlemen’s agreement. I am willing to listen to offers that may come my way. My goal is to establish myself in the Premier League.” At the same time, Chinyemba expressed his desire to stay at TAFIC provided he is given a fair offer. “I have always wanted to use lower divisions as a spring-board to coach in the Premier League. I have no doubt that what I have achieved will help attract suitors.”
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