By A Correspondent

Dynamos Football Club vice-captain, Emmanuel Jalai, has decided to remain with the Harare giants, putting to rest any speculation regarding his future at the club. The decision comes amidst several key changes within the team as the club continues to restructure.

Sources from Dynamos FC confirmed on Tuesday that Jalai, who has been an integral part of the team, will continue his tenure at the club. “Emmanuel Jalai chooses to stay at Dembare,” a source revealed, signaling a vote of confidence in the club’s ongoing efforts to rebuild.

In addition to Jalai’s decision, the club also made significant managerial adjustments. Former player Mark Mathe has been appointed as Dynamos’ new assistant coach. This move comes as part of the team’s broader strategy to strengthen their technical staff. Furthermore, Ronald “Gidiza” Sibanda has been appointed as the new team manager, replacing Marriott’s son in the role.

While Jalai’s future at Dynamos has been clarified, unconfirmed reports suggest that goalkeeper Mapisa might be bidding farewell to the club, though no official statement has been made. The club is also set to announce a new CEO soon, signaling a new chapter for the storied team.

In a move to promote young talent, Dynamos has elevated promising striker Masango from the junior ranks to the first team, signaling the club’s commitment to nurturing local talent for the future.

As Dynamos FC continues its efforts to rejuvenate the squad, the club’s loyal fanbase will be hopeful that these changes will result in a resurgence of the once-dominant force in Zimbabwean football. The future looks bright with Jalai’s decision to stay, as the team looks to rebuild both on and off the pitch.