Tinashe Nengomasha has cleared the hurdle of his second year in his first post playing career with top marks reminiscent of his playing days.
Nengomasha earned undisputed legendary status at Kaizer Chiefs where arrived during the 2001/02 season and left in June 2012 having won everything in South African football.
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From individual awards that include KICK OFF Footballer of the Season and PSL Player of the Season to club trophies – the league title, Coca-Cola Cup, ABSA Cup, SAA Supa8/MTN8, and the Telkom KnockOut, Nengomasha won it all.
Beyond that, he played over 300 games for Chiefs establishing himself as a bona fide legend at the club.
Nengomasha then went on to play for Bidvest Wits and Mpumalanga Black Aces.
Such was his influence in the PSL that he is still held in high esteem for what he did on the pitch along with his professional off the field.
With a top CV from his playing days, Nengomasha is now pulling the strings as team manager at Zimbabwean champions Ngezi Platinum FC.
Nengomasha finished his second year at the club as a league champion and this past weekend added the Castle Challenge Cup.
The two winners' medals have also come with a Chibuku Cup runners-up addition after Ngezi lost in the final to Dynamos in December.
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As champions, Ngezi will play in the 2024/25 CAF Champions League.
For Nengomasha – who also has technical expertise in the game – he is also upgrading his profile by taking related courses in his line of work.
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