Sports Correspondent

The football community is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Richard ‘Nyoka’ Chihoro, the former team manager of Zimbabwe’s prestigious Dynamos FC.

Known for his dedication and passion for the sport, Chihoro’s death has left a void in the hearts of many players, officials, and supporters who admired his commitment to the club.

Chihoro, who served as Dynamos’ team manager for several years, was a well-respected figure in the Zimbabwean football scene. His tireless work behind the scenes helped ensure the smooth running of the club, earning him the respect of both teammates and rivals alike. Under his management, Dynamos experienced many triumphs, with the club becoming one of the most successful in the history of Zimbabwean football.

A Dynamos official expressed the club’s deep sorrow over the loss, saying, “Our heartfelt condolences go out to his loved ones, the Dynamos family, and the entire football fraternity.

Richard was not just a colleague but a friend and a pillar of strength for many of us. His contributions to Dynamos and Zimbabwean football will never be forgotten.”

Chihoro was affectionately known for his warm and approachable nature, as well as his unwavering commitment to the club’s goals.

He played a key role in shaping the club’s internal operations, ensuring players had the resources and support they needed to focus on their performances on the field.

His legacy within the club extends far beyond his managerial role, as he is remembered for his mentorship and leadership.

Football fans across Zimbabwe and beyond have paid tribute to Chihoro, sharing their memories of his involvement in the game. His passing is not just a loss to Dynamos FC, but to the entire Zimbabwean football community, which has lost a true stalwart of the sport.

As the football fraternity comes to terms with this devastating news, the memory of Richard ‘Nyoka’ Chihoro’s dedication to the beautiful game will continue to inspire future generations. His contribution to Zimbabwean football will always be remembered fondly by those whose lives he touched.