The squad is expected to go into camp on November 21 for the tournament that is expected to run from December 1-10 in Botswana. Team manager Eddie Chivero, whose side is caged in the same pool as last year’s surprise package — Namibia, Angola and Madagascar — said he hopes the surviving members from last year’s edition will help the country’s cause.
Zifa communications manager Nicky Dhlamini-Moyo said all the players called into camp should bring their travelling documents. Squad:
Goalkeepers: Chang Marion (CAPS United), Tonderai Mateyaungwa (DC Academy) Seeba Maponga (Kiglon)Defenders: Edwin Nkomo (Bantu Rovers), Proud Zireni (Quelaton), Morris Kadzola (Chicken Inn), Nigel Gandare (Dynamos), Stanford Chivangira (Wankie) Willard Kalongoda (DC Academy) Kudakwashe Mahachi (Bantu Rovers)Midfielders: Tafadzwa Nyanhete (Kiglon) Charles Mukanhaira (Blue Ribbon) Nqobizitha Masuku (Quelaton) Wellington Kamudyariwa (Gunners), Pride Zivengwa (Hardbody), Ronald Chitiyo (Monomotapa), Marvellous Makamba (Bantu), Tichaona Mabvura (Dynamos), Knox Mutizwa (Highlanders) Munyaradzi Muchenje (Highfield)Strikers: Munyaradzi Chiwara (Gunners), Josephat Phiri (Platinum) Roy Nowenya (Buffaloes),Trevor Mutero (United Kingdom), Marshall Marima (Masvingo United), Abel Gwatidzo (Dynamos), Tatenda Dzumbunu (LaLiga), Gabriel Nyoni (Shooting Stars) Obidience Chigeda (Railstars) Takudzwa Chimwemwe (Caps United)
