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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 84810, member: 27"] Figo retired, FUZ gave the salute, and coaching is clearly where she is headed. Recognition and retirement [LIST] [*]Felistas Muzongondi, nicknamed Figo, received an honor from FUZ after she confirmed her playing chapter is finished. [*]She posted about the award online on Monday, and she sounded grateful. [/LIST] Why her career mattered [LIST] [*]She stepped away at 39, wrapping a long, decorated run in Zimbabwe's women's game. [*]Her top national moment came when Zimbabwe reached the Olympics in Rio in 2016. [/LIST] Club accomplishments [LIST] [*]She captured several league crowns for Queens from Black Rhinos, and she became a key pillar within that standard-setting side. [*]She earned a reputation as a steady finisher in Zimbabwe's top women's competition. [/LIST] Scoring mark and key number [LIST] [*]She finished on 34, and that figure kept her in top-scorer debates. [/LIST] Mighty Warriors influence [LIST] [*]In Mighty Warriors' duty, she delivered beyond headlines, helping push Zimbabwe into higher-tier territory. [*]She served as captain in major moments, and she took part in Olympic qualification, plus qualifiers linked to the Nations Cup in Africa. [/LIST] Coaching next step [LIST] [*]She is transitioning to coaching as a full-time job after a season of balancing match minutes and coaching responsibilities. [*]That split role hinted at her direction well ahead of the retirement announcement. [/LIST] Who she credited [LIST] [*]In her farewell note, she pointed to Queens from Black Rhinos, plus support from the wider football scene. [*]She thanked many people, including officials, fans, teammates, administrators, media, coaches, legends, and staff. [*]She also credited the technical team, coaches tied to the Zimbabwe selection, coaches who had developed her, teammates on and off the field, her family, the Muzongondis, and Almighty God. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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