Zifa yesterday sealed a deal with Zororo Phumulani who are now the transport partner for the Warriors as they prepare to face Kenya in a crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Friday.
The Warriors players began grouping in South Africa yesterday with the arrival of locally based players in Polokwane.
European-based players are expected to troop in today and by tomorrow the full squad should be in camp.
Zifa are pulling out all stops to make sure they set up the best conditions for the team to get the result they need next year.
A draw will see Zimbabwe qualify for the finals on Morocco next year.
Zororo Phumulani have returned to come in with a helping hand.
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“Zifa is pleased to announce Zororo Phumulani as the official transport partner for the Warriors during their upcoming stay in South Africa for the Afcon qualifiers against Kenya,” the association said in a statement yesterday.
“The partnership will see Zororo Phumulani providing a 60-seater luxury coach for the national team as well as three additional support vehicles, ensuring that the Warriors and support staff travel in comfort and style.The luxury coach and support vehicles will not only provide seamless and efficient transportation but also deliver a safe and relaxing environment for the Warriors as they prepare for this crucial match."
Head of marketing at Zororo Phumulani Tendai Mangoti expressed delight for the collaboration, saying:
“As a proudly Zimbabwean brand, we are thrilled to support the Warriors in their journey to represent the nation on an international stage. Providing the team with comfort and ease of travel aligns with our commitment to caring for our community, and we are honoured to play a part in helping them perform at their best.”
Zifa chief executive officer Yvonne Manwa expressed appreciation at the gesture saying “having such reliable transport arrangements allows our players and staff to focus on their preparations without worry”.
“This partnership not only enhances the comfort of our team but also shows the strength of community and business backing for Zimbabwean sport,” she said.