By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru – Sovereign Heritage Advocate, Cultural Historian & Archivist
Scottish Premiership side Motherwell FC has confirmed that forward Tawanda Maswanhise has been called up to represent the Zimbabwe national team for their upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying fixtures.
The club celebrated the announcement on social media with the message: “The quest to play at AFCON begins here 🇿🇼 Tawanda Maswanhise has been named in the Zimbabwe squad.”
Key Fixtures for the Warriors
Maswanhise has been included in head coach Ramon Catala’s 23-man squad as the Warriors embark on their journey in the Group E qualification round:
Rising Star on the National Stage
The 23-year-old Harare-born attacker joined Motherwell in August 2024 following his departure from English side Leicester City. Maswanhise enjoyed a breakout season in Scotland during the 2025–26 campaign, finishing as the Premiership’s top scorer with 17 league goals and carrying that momentum into the international fold.
As a proud representative of the nation’s footballing talent abroad, Maswanhise’s inclusion reinforces the strength of Zimbabwean sports excellence on the global stage. Football fans across the diaspora and at home will be watching closely as the Warriors push for a spot in African football’s premier international tournament. Taguta Kenny News Of The South Motherwell FC #highlight
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