Former Orlando Pirates striker Terrence Dzvukamanja says young footballers in Zimbabwe can learn alot from Khama Billiat.
Former Orlando Pirates striker Terrence Dzvukamanja says Khama Billiat’s decision to return to Zimbabwe has sparked a lot of interest in the country.
“So I can say that Khama going back to Zim is a good thing, and it will pick up our league,” said the former Pirates man.Going back to Zim was good for Billiat, says ex-Pirates man Dzvukamanja
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