Ronald Sibanda Joins Dynamos as Team Manager for 2025 Season

Dynamos Football Club has appointed former Warriors midfielder Ronald ‘Gidiza’ Sibanda as their team manager for the 2025 season.

Sibanda, a celebrated figure in Zimbabwean football, first rose to prominence at Zimbabwe Saints before playing for Dynamos between 1998 and 1999. His return to the club marks a new chapter in his football career.

No stranger to the role, Sibanda previously served as team manager for Bulawayo City, gaining valuable experience despite the club’s relegation. He replaces Harry Marriot, who held the position last season.

In another significant appointment, Dynamos has named Mark Mathe as assistant coach. Mathe, a seasoned tactician with stints at Highlanders and Caps United, will work alongside head coach Lloyd Chigowe to strengthen the team’s technical bench.

These appointments signal Dynamos’ intent to bolster their technical team as they prepare for the upcoming season, aiming to reclaim their position at the top of Zimbabwean football.

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