Willard Katsande

Reports coming from South Africa indicate that Zimbabwean born, South African based, soccer player Willard Katsande has survived a gruesome hijacking ...

Having been left out of Sekhukhune United's official squad for the 2022/23 season, veteran midfielder Willard Katsande is set to make a big call on his ...

Katsande also won the Amakhosi Player of the Year award for the 2013/14 season. Katsande holds the record of being the most capped foreign player at Amakhosi, having made 326 appearances during his time at Naturena. Now, the Siya crew has been reliably informed that Katsande is set to call time on his career and take up an ambassadorial role at the club, closing the curtain on what has been an eventful career.

Willard Katsande has retired from professional football and will take an administration role at Sekhukhune United. The 36-year-old was last month asked to ...

“He (Katsande) will be looking after the image of the club,” Malatji told Daily Sun newspaper. In the local top-flight, he featured for Gunners and won the league title with the side in 2009. “He will be our official envoy, at the highest ranking football-wise, and players will be looking up to him.”

By Sports Reporter. FORMER Warriors and Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Willard Katsande is set to retire from professional football and be named a brand ...

A year later Katsande won Player of the Season, Players’ Player of the Season, and Fans Player of the Season at the Kaizer Chiefs awards after a remarkable season in which he finished as the club’s second-top scorer with seven goals, despite being a defensive midfielder. Katsande joined Sekhukhune United from South African glamour club Kaizer Chiefs at the beginning of last season and played a role in the club retaining its status in the South African Premiership in their maiden season. NewZimbabwe.com can confirm the player has come to terms that he can no longer perform to the level he’s upheld for more than a decade in the top-flight of South African football and will serve in a new role at the club.

Katsande, a former Kaizer Chiefs captain, was omitted from the Sekhukhune squad for the 2022/23 season that was announced on Wednesday. The Mutoko-born 36-year ...

In the local top-flight, he featured for Gunners and won the league title with the side in 2009. The player joined Babina Noko from Kaizer Chiefs at the beginning of last season and made eighteen appearances to help the club fight to survive the chop in the DStv Premiership in their maiden season. The Mutoko-born 36-year-old was last month asked to retire but the decision was delayed after the club struggled to find a worthy replacement in the midfield.

The veteran midfielder (36) joined Sekhukhune United after a 10-year spell with the Soweto giants, Kaizer Chiefs where he won several trophies.

The Zimbabwean former Warriors skipper retired from the international game in 2017 soon after the Warriors exited the 2017 African Cup of Nations finals in Gabon in the group His career flourished even more when former Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter took over the reins at Kaizer Chiefs in 2013, with the Zimbabwean distinguishing himself as a key member of the squad. The former Zimbabwean international joined Kaizer Chiefs in 2011 from Ajax Cape Town and it did not take him time to settle and establish himself in the first team, which endeared him to the club’s supporters.