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Revision as of 13:58, 22 February 2016
| Claudius Zviripayi | |
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| Nationality | Zimbabwean |
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| Employer | Dynamos Football Club |
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Claudius Zviripayi is a former Zimbabwean footballer who played for local clubs including Dynamos Football Club and also for the national team now called the Warriors. He is one of the players who played for Dynamos when the team reached the finals of the CAF African Club Championships.
Football career
Zviripayi played for Dynamos for the better part of his career. He was part of the Dynamos team that reached the finals of the CAF Clubs Championships finals in 1998 alongside team-mates such as Gift Muzadzi, Memory Mucherahowa, Calisto Pasuwa, Ian Gorowa among others. He also played for the Zimbabwe national team. Zviripayi is said to have left the country at the turn of the century for United Kingdom where he was said to have taken up nursing as a profession together fellow former footballer Ernest Chirambadare.[1]
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References
- ↑ , Zimbabwe suffering in 'brawn drain',BBC Sports, published:12 Feb 2001,retrieved:3 Mar 2015"