By Tadious Manyepo
Two years ago, Willard Katsande announced his retirement from international football but, the gritty midfielder, has had a change of heart.

The ageless former Warriors captain says he wants another dance with the national team he led, with aplomb, including guiding them to the 2017 AFCON finals.
Yesterday, the 35-year-old midfield enforcer, announced he was coming out of retirement and would be available, if he is called for national duty.
If he gets a Warriors call-up, it will be the second time the Mutoko-born player will be backtracking from retirement.
He agreed to play for the national team in 2018, a few months after announcing his retirement, after captaining the Warriors, at the 2017 AFCON finals in Gabon.
“Obviously, I would like to play for the national team for one or two games before I call it quits,” said Katsande.
“I am not saying I should be included in the national team, no.
‘’The coaches select the players based on form.
“What I am simply saying is that, as someone who still feels he has what it takes, I would like to play for my country, for one last time, and retire.
“I am the Warriors number one fan and I know I have contributed so much for the team’s cause.
‘’So, I am certainly a team supporter, as I follow them wherever they go but, obviously, every player wants to play for their national team.’’
He made it clear he wasn’t putting pressure on the coaches to call him for national duty.
“I am not exerting pressure on anyone, I am not sure if I am really still needed in the national team,’’ said Katsande.
“But, I feel I have what it takes, the experience, and other things, to help my country.
‘’If I am called in, I am ready to play my part.
“I am actually very grateful for my national team, which is the reason why I am saying I am the number one fan.
‘’Without this team, I wouldn’t be where I am right now.
“So, what I am simply saying is I owe a lot to this team, which is the reason why I am saying I am ready, any time, if called to help the team.” The Chronicle











because the team has qualified!!
Ngaasiire vana mkana
He should stay in his retirement lane and give the youngsters who led us to Afcon a chance. His decision is motivated by Zim qualification kungwavha ngwavha uko . Our youngsters should form the line up list not these spent forces and some erratic foreign based merceneries.
Kuziwa Stephen Makunike nhai nhai ngaasiyane nazvo inga akasiya zvakanaka wani and munhu anotoremekedzwa. Woda kuzvitukisa nevanhu
Apera uyo
Anonoti gurira vanhu ngagare pasi
Once retired should remain retired
never
Learn from the best 😅🤣zanu
Tell him it’s time to play football not kicking players ,he must concentrate with his fashion
Give youngsters a chance!
Willard gave his all for the Warriors but it’s time to move on and let the young generation run with the button. Stay in the retirement zone mate
No No No 🤭
Selfish decision to snap the chances of local players who made the country qualify.
So patriotic in did ,that’s great Baba
Wilbert Chiringa why wasn’t he patriotic during qualifiers?
Peter Govere ,Ask your coaches that question??? ,,,because he was always available ,
You can’t compete na Nakamba anotamba nana ngolo kante, silver or Munetsi nana Mpape, Neymr newe unotamba nana Tekomodise, Shabalala
Position yako ina Nakamba weku Aston Villa na Munetsi weku France unless kana wakuda pa keeper or left back
He is not playing at Chiefs
Why did he retire.he has a chameleons philosophy
Better kudeedzaana George Shaya then…kkkk
NADA
Saka ku Zim mabasa achinetsa kuwana for MA youths
because the team has qualified!!
He should stay in his retirement lane and give the youngsters who led us to Afcon a chance. His decision is motivated by Zim qualification kungwavha ngwavha uko . Our youngsters should form the line up list not these spent forces and some erratic foreign based merceneries.
Kuziwa Stephen Makunike nhai nhai ngaasiyane nazvo inga akasiya zvakanaka wani and munhu anotoremekedzwa. Woda kuzvitukisa nevanhu
Ngaasiire vana mkana
You struggling at chief’s already don’t block opportunities for younger players