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Shock exit of midfield kingpin rocks Zimbabwe
Cape Argus
|December 22, 2025
ZIMBABWE'S preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) have taken a significant hit with the unexpected withdrawal of key midfielder Andy Rinomhota just hours before their opening match against seven-time champions Egypt.
The Reading FC player has cited an urgent family matter as the reason for his departure from the national team camp in Morocco.
In a heartfelt statement, Rinomhota expressed his disappointment over missing the prestigious tournament.
“I am deeply gutted to miss out on a tournament of this magnitude. Representing Zimbabwe at the highest level has always been a source of pride.
“While I was fully committed to this opportunity, the timing of this family matter means I am not in the right psychological state to give the team my very best.”
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