DYNAMOS have warned that their players risk being slapped with heavy fines if they are caught engaging in money games or violating the Covid-19 lockdown rules.

Coach Tonderayi Ndiraya told Classic 263 radio that the club will not hesitate to hit players hard in the pocket if they are found on the wrong side of the lockdown rules, saying such acts not only tarnished the image of Dynamos, but their sponsor and the nation as a whole.

“I am glad to say that we have been very fortunate, we got a sponsor who is taking care of the boys and we wouldn’t want to disappoint that sponsor by engaging in these money game activities because it indeed paints a very bad picture.

Our players are taken very good care of and that is the reason why I say we will hit their pockets if they engage in money games,” said Ndiraya.

DeMbare are bankrolled by tobacco company Rudland and George, a subsidiary of Gold Leaf Tobacco.

Sporting activities across the country were suspended indefinitely due to the Covid-19 pandemic that has ravaged the world, but earlythis month, the Government cleared 15 sports classified as low risk to resume activities-State media