ZIFA and the Moroccan FA just teamed up for the next two years. ZIFA head Nqobile Magwizi signed the papers on Saturday with his Moroccan friends. Both soccer groups aim to help each other succeed and strengthen football in Zimbabwe and Morocco.
The deal packs plenty of benefits for everyone involved. Coaches will learn new tricks through special training sessions. Kids and women who play soccer can look forward to more help. The national squads will play practice games against each other.
Staff members from both countries will swap visits and put on events together. Morocco agreed to welcome any ZIFA people who travel there. Zimbabwe made the same promise about hosting Moroccan visitors. ZIFA believes this partnership changes the game for local soccer.
They see it as a major step up for football throughout Zimbabwe. The agreement focuses on growing talent at all levels. Both nations expect to see better skills from players and staff. Everyone hopes this friendship between the two football groups lasts beyond the paper it's written on.
The deal packs plenty of benefits for everyone involved. Coaches will learn new tricks through special training sessions. Kids and women who play soccer can look forward to more help. The national squads will play practice games against each other.
Staff members from both countries will swap visits and put on events together. Morocco agreed to welcome any ZIFA people who travel there. Zimbabwe made the same promise about hosting Moroccan visitors. ZIFA believes this partnership changes the game for local soccer.
They see it as a major step up for football throughout Zimbabwe. The agreement focuses on growing talent at all levels. Both nations expect to see better skills from players and staff. Everyone hopes this friendship between the two football groups lasts beyond the paper it's written on.
