Benjani Mwaruwari Secures Coaching Job at Plymouth Argyle in England
Former Zimbabwe national football team captain, Benjani Mwaruwari, has embarked on a promising new chapter in his coaching career by securing a position in England.
Mwaruwari has taken a significant step towards his return to coaching by joining the coaching staff of English Championship side, Plymouth Argyle’s junior team.
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A Look At Mwaruwari’s First Coaching Stint
Following a thorough selection process, Mwaruwari emerged as the preferred candidate for the role. The ex-Manchester City striker has already spent four months working with Argyle’s Under 13s to 18s age groups.
This new role follows a brief stint in coaching for Mwaruwari, who previously held a four-year contract with Ngezi Platinum Stars in 2022. However, his tenure was cut six months into the contract due to the team’s performance, which fell short of expectations.
Under his watch, Ngezi played 13 matches, won three, drew six and lost four. As a result, Ngezi slipped out of contention for the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title, leading the club to sever ties with the former Portsmouth and Blackburn Rovers star.
Benjani Mwaruwari Secures New Coaching Job At Plymouth Argyle in England
Following this setback, Mwaruwari returned to England to further refine his coaching abilities at the grassroots level.
Speaking about Mwaruwari’s recruitment, Plymouth Argyle academy manager Phil Stokes expressed the club’s intentions to assist him in developing his coaching skills and potentially integrating him into the club’s structures.
“So Benjani started earlier this season as part of players to coaches scheme. It is an initiative of the Professional Footballers Association, the Premier League and the English Football League,” Stokes said.
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