HARARE – Former Caps United captain and Warriors legend Tapiwa Kumbuyani died aged 41 at his Gweru home on Sunday with reports linking his death to a liver cancer ailment.
Kumbuyani’s death was confirmed in a condolence message by his former club.
“Rest in peace former captain and legend Tapiwa Kumbuyani. Your passing leaves a void in the hearts of all who admired your skills on the field, and your spirit off it.
“You contributions to the game will never be forgotten, and your legacy will continue to inspire future generations of players and fans alike. Our thoughts and prayers are with your loved ones during the difficult time,” wrote the club in a message shared on X.
Kumbuyani also played for Chapungu, Hwange, Blue Rangers, Monomotapa, Caps United, How Mine and Bantu Rovers.
The former defender also played for the national team.
He retired from playing football in 2019.
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