The body of the late former Zimbabwe Warriors, Supersport United and Dynamos goalkeeper George Chigova who died in South Africa last week is expected in the country today.
Chigova passed on last Wednesday aged 32 to a suspected heart condition that was diagnosed in July this year.
Speaking to the ZIFA media, Bakasa said “a confirmed flight was booked for a 10:30am departure for Wednesday.”
His burial is slated for Saturday in Chivhu.
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