Terrence Dzvukamanja returns home in Zimbabwe to Join Scottland FC

Dzvukamanja spent the last two seasons at SuperSport United, where he made 58 appearances across all competitions. His stint came to an end after the 2024/25 season, which saw Matsatsantsa narrowly escape relegation before the club was eventually sold.

The 31-year-old featured 23 times last season, contributing two goals and one assist. Despite the modest numbers, his experience were seen as key components in the team's survival campaign.

"I'm thrilled to be here at Scottland FC, ready to embrace the challenge and score goals to help the team advance," Dzvukamanja was quoted in a club statement.

Dzvukamanja first made his mark in South Africa in 2018 when he joined Bidvest Wits from Zimbabwean side Ngezi Platinum FC. After a solid showing with the now-defunct Wits, he was snapped up by Soweto giants Pirates in 2020.

While at Pirates, he had several notable performances, including scoring the winning goal in the 2023 Nedbank Cup final against Sekhukhune United. His unexpected move to SuperSport at the end of that season reportedly caught the Pirates hierarchy off guard, as they had hoped to retain him.

Now back home, Dzvukamanja will link up with fellow Zimbabwean stars Khama Billiat and Walter Musona at Scottland FC, forming what promises to be a formidable attacking unit in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League.