In a bid to make a significant impact on the continental stage, reigning Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) champions, Scottland Football Club, has overhauled its executive team and coaching staff. The club’s realignment exercise is part of its ambitious project and long-term strategy to dominate both the local and international stage.
Everson Chatambudza has been appointed as the new Chairperson, with Tawanda Chidzidzi as Vice Chairman, replacing Tonderai Sakupwanya and Musa Gwasira, who transition to the Board of Directors. This move is expected to bring fresh perspectives and ideas to the club’s leadership.
In a significant coaching shake-up, Scottland FC has appointed former FC Platinum gaffer Norman Mapeza as the new coach, replacing Tonderai Ndiraya. Mapeza, a renowned and experienced coach, is expected to lead the team in their maiden CAF Champions League campaign.
The club is also undergoing a squad revamp, with several players, including Fredrick Ansa-Botchway and Lynoth Chikuhwa, having been let go. New signings, such as Abubakar Moffat, Prince Tafiremutsa, and Issaka Mohammed, have joined the team, which is set to start the new season in March.
With these changes, Scottland FC is gearing up to make history in the CAF Champions League, with high hopes of making a significant impact on the continental stage. The club’s ambitious project and long-term strategy are expected to propel them to greater heights, both locally and internationally.
