FC Platinum hold on to Mudehwe

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ZVISHAVANE –  Dynamos’ bid to acquire the services of the FC Platinum forward Marshal Tatenda Mudehwe this window period hit a  brick wall after the Zvishavane based club declared that the player is not going anywhere.
Mudehwe has been linked to join the Harare giants this window period but the FC Platinum spokesperson, Chipo Chizondo ended the speculation this week insisting that the player is not for sale.
“Marshie is not going anyway; he has extended his contract and he will be at Mandava for quite some time. People might speculate but the truth is Mudehwe will never join Dynamos this season,” said Chizondo.
Also speaking to this reporter Mudehwe said, “There is nothing like that mdara.  I am only hearing it from you.”
The Pure   Platinum play dribbling wizard was in the company of his other team mates who included Walter Musona, who also seemed to be shocked by the news.
Patrick Mandizha one of the FC Platinum technical bench scoffed at the transfer rumour and said it was mere speculation. 
When contacted for comment, Mudehwe declined to comment but insisted that he was happy at FC Platinum.
“All I can say is that I am happy at FC Platinum and I am doing my best so that we can win the championship. Fans wish a lot of developments to take place but the truth is I am happy here,” said Mudehwe.
Social media was awash with the news that the FC Platinum star is set to join the Glamour Boys together with Denver Mukamba who has already appended his signature.news

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