‘This Was My First Home Outside Zimbabwe’: Knowledge Musona Opens Up On Kaizer Chiefs Return

‘I’m Forever Grateful’: Knowledge Musona Reflects On Kaizer Chiefs Journey Ahead of Toyota Cup Clash Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Knowledge Musona says facing the club that launched his career will be a special moment, as he prepares to return to Naturena colours’ biggest stage from the opposite side. The Zimbabwean international, now with Scottland FC, [...] The post ‘This Was My First Home Outside Zimbabwe’: Knowledge Musona Opens Up On Kaizer Chiefs Return appeared first on iHarare News .
‘I’m Forever Grateful’: Knowledge Musona Reflects On Kaizer Chiefs Journey Ahead of Toyota Cup Clash Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Knowledge Musona says facing the club that launched his career will be a special moment, as he prepares to return to Naturena colours’ biggest stage from the opposite side. The Zimbabwean international, now with Scottland FC, will line up against Amakhosi in Sunday’s Toyota Cup, marking his first meeting with his former club since returning to Southern African football. Also Read: Scottland FC Eyes Big Statement Against Kaizer Chiefs In Toyota Cup Clash ‘Kaizer Chiefs Gave Me My Platform’ Speaking ahead of the highly anticipated pre-season encounter, the 36-year-old reflected on the role Kaizer Chiefs played in shaping his career, saying the club opened doors that eventually led him to Europe. “ As for me, it’s a great honour; it feels good to be back,” Musona said. “This was my first home outside Zim, and I’m so grateful to Kaizer Chiefs because they gave me the platform when I was young to showcase my talent.” “And from here I went abroad, so I’m very happy and very honoured to be back here and playing against the team that gave me the platform.” The forward said returning to face the Soweto giants carries sentimental value because of the memories he built during his time at the club. A Career That Took Off At Naturena Musona joined Kaizer Chiefs from Zimbabwe’s Aces Youth Soccer Academy in 2009 and quickly established himself as one of the Premier Soccer League’s most dangerous attackers. Nicknamed the “ Smiling Assassin” by supporters, he enjoyed two spells at the club, scoring 40 goals and providing 13 assists in 88 appearances. His impressive performances earned him a move to Germany with TSG Hoffenheim before spells in Belgium with KV Oostende and Anderlecht. He later played in Saudi Arabia before returning home to sign for Scottland FC. The post ‘This Was My First Home Outside Zimbabwe’: Knowledge Musona Opens Up On Kaizer Chiefs Return appeared first on iHarare News .
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