BY DANIEL NHAKANISO
WARRIORS defender Alec Mudimu has joined Welsh topflight side Flit Town United as he looks to rebuild his career after enduring difficult spells at several clubs in Europe over the last few years.
The Zimbabwe international, who has played over 20 times for his country, hasn’t played since December for the Canaries and joins Flint in a bid for regular first team football.
Mudimu is not new to Wales as he had a three-year spell at Welsh side Cefn Druids between 2017-2020 before joining Champions League side Sheriff Tiraspol.
After returning to the Cymru Premier in the summer of 2022, he made 5 appearances for Caernarfon.
Flint Town United confirmed Mudimu's arrival in a statement yesterday.
“We are delighted to confirm the transfer of Alec Mudimu to Flint Town Football Club in the first tier of the JD Cyrmu Premier League," the club said.
"Alec is a Zimbabwe International with 26 appearances, experience in several World Cup qualification games and 2 African Cup of Nations tournaments where he produced outstanding performances against elite players from countries such as Egypt, Algeria, Ghana and Cameroon.”
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After making 69 appearances and scoring 12 goals in all competitions for Cefn Druids in Wales, Mudimu was sold for a club and league record fee to Sherriff Tiraspol in the Moldovan Premier League.
Further transfers to Ankaraspor who were in the Turkish Championship at the time of his transfer and Georgian Premier League club Torpedo Kataisi have equipped Alec with a wealth of valuable European football experience which is a massive coup forFlint Town, who are seeking to have a strong finish to the 2022/23 season to secure a European playoff spot that would provide a route into the 2023/24 Uefa Conference League.
