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Caps speak on Chunga

Sport
CAPS United have cleared the air on Moses Chunga who had been linked with a coaching job with the Harare giants.

CAPS United have cleared the air on Moses Chunga who had been linked with a coaching job with the Harare giants. Report by Sports Correspondent

Club president Twine Phiri yesterday said they would not be making any changes to the technical team for now.

“We are not making changes to the technical team, at least for now. We have also not spoken to Chunga about the job. Once we do, we will let you know,” Phiri said.

Chunga, who won the championship with Gunners in 2009, was spotted at the Caps United morning training session on Tuesday. Although he did not take part in training, his presence had fuelled speculation he could be joining the Harare giants.

Caps are under the guidance of caretaker coach Mkhuphali Masuku after substantive gaffer Taurai Mangwiro was handed a 10-year ban from all football activities for his alleged involvement in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal.

Mangwiro has, however, appealed against the ban and United are thought to be preparing to rope in another coach in the event that his appeal is thrown out.