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HARARE – Starring Warrior forward Tino Kadewere has taken a new step after his Swedish club Djurgardens IF has accepted a bid for Ligue 2 player Le Havre yesterday
The striker born in Highfield had scored 18 times in 58 appearances for Djurgardens since he had joined the Swedish squad as part of his development team in 2015.
At the time of transfer, Kadewere's main striker Djurgarden has evolved eight times in 12 appearances this season before suffering a serious knee injury in a friendly match against Aarhus Dane at the beginning of this month
. weeks but this did not prevent Le Havre from sanctioning the agreement to bring it to the Océane Stadium.
This shot will put Kadewere in the limelight of European teams, who are still sco In 1965, Kante played in Ligue 2 with Caen when Steve Walsh, the former scout of Leicester, spotted the midfielder's dynamo before to bring her to England.
Mahrez was also at the Harve between 2010 and 2014 where he became one of the best winger with clubs such as Paris St Germain (PSG) and Marseille attracted by his exploits.
The Algerian, however, refused both PSG and After agreeing to join Leicester City, Kadewere follows in the footsteps of a world star like Mahrez, who helped Leicester to win the title of Premier League in 2016 before signing a transfer of 60 million pounds sterling to Manchester City during this transfer window.
The 22-year-old Zimbabwean was lost for words in a video interview posted on the Djurgardens website yesterday morning after the confirmation of the case.
"Indeed, it's good news for me as a footballer I'm now making a big step in my career," says Kadewere
"It's also bad news for me because I do not know how I am going to live in France without the Djurgardians. "It was really wonderful. All those years that I've been here, it's been something else. Look, now I can not even speak, it's really and it's really emotional but it's part of football.
"I have to accept it and I also need to take on new challenges." I try to keep my tears because God has been very good to me.
"As soon as I first participation at Djurgardens in 2015, I'm no longer the same player I was at the time. "
The former Prince Edward School striker, who honed his dribbling skills at the Highfield Academy of his late father, also paid a special tribute to fans of the Djurgardens.
"I have been so loved by the fans, both the love of the team and the staff . Everyone was very kind to me here, "said Kadewere.
" It's a sad day for me to leave Djurgardens; I hope that in the future, one day I will turn around and I will come back here.
"That's what I'm dreaming about because this team was really great for me; there are great people here and the atmosphere is just brilliant but I have to take on new challenges.
"It's going to be hard for me to adopt but I'm a footballer and the same way I adapted to live in Djurgardens is the same way I'm going to adapt in France." [19659003] "I really have to thank the people who are part of this blue, red and yellow family. This club will always stay in my heart; "But as I said his part of the game and I have to accept the new challenge and I still want the best for this club."
"I" I will miss everyone in this club, especially the fans who have been very good to me.
"Every game we have played, whether we have won, drawn or lost, I have always received positive messages from fans."
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