George Shaya

The Harare City Council (HCC) are said to have decided to construct the statue of the late legendary footballer George Shaya at Rufaro Stadium in Harare.
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Sakunda Holdings owner and the business mogul Kudakwashe Tagwirei has 'walked the talk' after he reportedly handed over a house worth US$120,000 to the late Dynamos FC legend George 'Mastermind' Shaya's family.
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The energy giant last month unveiled an US$5,3 million sponsorship for the country’s two biggest football clubs and gifted a house worth US$120 000 to the late football icon George Shaya as well as houses worth US$90 000 each to living…
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Shaya’s peers, who would have made the guest list, have also passed away in months leading to the release of the documentary, which chronicles the footballer’s life and his stint in administration.
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A thousand, no tens of thousands of voices in unison, would bellow out the word “Mastermind” in the stands at Rufaro and Gwanzura in recognition of one of the most supremely gifted football players of his generation.
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Government is also worried about the alarming rate at which football legends are dying, with Shaya becoming the fourth prominent former footballer to die in the last three months.
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The Mastermind had not been well in the last couple of years following a nagging right leg ailment, which eventually needed doctors to amputate it.
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Popularly known as “Mastermind”, Shaya turned out for Dynamos during his playing days and he is the only player to be named Soccer Star of the Year five times, a feat never to be eclipsed up to today.
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For some, they are the greatest Dynamos team of all-time, a brutal machine that rolled past everything which came into their path.
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Legend has it that George “Mastermind” Shaya never missed a penalty for almost a decade, from 1969 when he won the inaugural Soccer Star of the Year award until 1977 when something special happened at Rufaro.
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