Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president Nqobile Magwizi has penned an emotional tribute to Zimbabwe national team vice-captain Marshall Munetsi after he completed a dream transfer to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday.
Magwizi wrote the tribute on his Facebook page to congratulate the versatile midfielder who has signed for Wolves from Stade Reims in French Ligue 1.
“This transition marks not just a new chapter in your career but a culmination of the immense talent, unwavering dedication, and remarkable leadership you have consistently displayed on and off the pitch. Over the past six and a half years at Stade de Reims, you have transformed the club into a true home, leaving behind a legacy of hard work and commitment that will resonate for years to come."
“Your journey has been nothing short of inspiring. As our beloved Vice Captain, you have raised the Zimbabwean flag with pride, symbolizing hope and determination for countless young athletes who look up to you. You symbolize and personify the essence of perseverance, proving that dreams can be realized through relentless effort and passion.”
The Warriors player has penned a three-and-a-half-year contract with a 12-month option, according to Wolves’ statement. The transfer fee is estimated to be in the range of €18 million to €20 million
Munetsi comes to England with a big reputation after featuring in 159 games for Reims where he spent six years.
The 28-year-old made his professional breakthrough when he signed for Orlando Pirates in South Africa in 2017 before signing for the French outfit three years later.
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