Scottland FC confirms departure of Head Coach Norman Mapeza

Scottland FC has confirmed the departure of Head Coach Norman Mapeza with immediate effect.

In a statement released late on Monday afternoon, the club, which is owned by gold dealer and ZANU PF MP Pedzai Sakupwanya, said it had parted ways with Mapeza and thanked him for his service, commitment and contribution during his tenure.

The club said Peter Ndlovu, who has been serving as team manager, has been appointed Interim Head Coach as it works towards appointing a substantive successor.

“Scottland FC advises its stakeholders, supporters and the football fraternity that it has parted ways with Head Coach Norman Mapeza with immediate effect,” reads the statement.

“The club thanks Coach Mapeza for his service, commitment and contribution during his tenure and wishes him well in his future endeavours.

“Peter Ndlovu, who has been the team manager, has been appointed Interim Head Coach as the club works towards appointing a substantive successor.

“Scottland FC remains firmly focused on its objectives for the remainder of the season and is committed to maintaining stability, unity and a competitive spirit within the team.

“The club values the unwavering support of its stakeholders and supporters and calls for their continued trust and encouragement as we navigate this transition.”