Offers flood in for undecided ‘Ben-10’

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In-demand: Dithebe has had several offers from abroad PIC: WAFCON

Gaborone United is said to be leading the race to capture the services of in-demand Mares’ attacker, Keitumetse ‘Ben-10’ Dithebe.

The left footed attacker has been one of the most sought after players in the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) squad.

Dithebe featured in all the Mares’ games at the tournament and produced some sterling performances as she scored two goals. ‘Ben-10’ is now said to be urging closer to joining the Reds after moves abroad fell through.

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