DYNAMOS captain Partson Jaure says he is working on his contract with the club.

“I’m still working on the issue, but I’m hopeful that I’d know where I stand by Saturday.

“From my school days, this has been my team. But I’m sure we would have reached an agreement by Saturday,” said

Jaure said they are ready for their game against Bosso.

“We are all ready for the game. We have prepared ourselves because it’s a big game and also that it has been long without football, so everyone who is there is fighting to start.”

He added:
“It’s unfortunate that we didn’t get a lot of time and adding to that there are no fans coming.

“We are used to being pushed by supporters. It hurts that they won’t be there, but we understand the WHO restrictions

but what is important is that football is now back and we are now playing.”

“It’s to their advantage because there won’t be any fans. Because they tend to play under pressure, even if they’re good

they will have that pressure of playing in front of players.

“But this is also their time to prove themselves especially in games like this.”

­The former Ngezi Platinum player has urged fans to rally behind them.

“We know you are not able to come to the ground.

“But we are pleading for their support wherever they will be watching from.

“We ask them to be with them, we can’t promise much but we just want to let them know that we will do our best,” he said.- H- Metro