The Scottland FC captain returns to face his former club in the Toyota Cup on Sunday with fond memories of the team he says became his "first home" away from Zimbabwe.
Musona arrived at Naturena in 2009 from Zimbabwean side Aces Youth SA and quickly established himself as one of the Premier Soccer League's brightest talents. His impressive performances earned him a move to German Bundesliga side Hoffenheim before spells in Belgium and Saudi Arabia, eventually returning to Zimbabwe.
Speaking ahead of his first appearance against Chiefs since leaving for Europe, the 36-year-old admitted the occasion carries special significance.
"This was my first home outside Zimbabwe and I'm so grateful to Kaizer Chiefs because they gave me the platform when I was young to showcase my talent," Musona said at the Toyota Cup press conference.
"From here I went abroad, so I'm very happy and very honoured to be back here and playing against the team that gave me the platform."
Musona enjoyed two spells at AmaKhosi, scoring 40 goals and registering 13 assists in 88 appearances, cementing his place among the club's memorable forwards.
Now leading Scottland, the veteran striker is preparing for an emotional reunion when his side takes on Chiefs in the third edition of the Toyota Cup at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Complex in Rustenburg on Sunday.
Durban City have sent a strong message ahead of their return to the Betway Premiership by unveiling eight new signings, with experienced attacker Gaston Sirino leading an ambitious squad overhaul.
Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz has made signing a new striker one of his top priorities as he looks to build a squad capable of challenging for the Betway Premiership title.
Kaizer Chiefs are preparing to reward their fans by defeating Zimbabwe Premier League Champions Scottland FC and lifting the Toyota Cup.
The refurbishment of the Royal Bafokeng Sports Complex is complete and ready to host the Toyota Cup featuring Kaizer Chiefs and Zimbabwean champions Scottland FC on Sunday.
