"I Am Zimbabwean First Before Anything Else" - Warriors Midfielder Kundai Benyu
Warriors midfielder Kundai Benyu believes the best decision he has ever made was to represent Zimbabwe in international football.
The Iceland-based midfielder is back in the country for the festive holiday and is taking time to refresh ahead of another campaign, ZBC News reported.
26- year-old Benyu was born in England and grew up in the structures of Ipswich City where he also signed his first professional contract.
Benyu also played for Scottish giants, Celtic, before moving to Sweden where he had a dance with one of the country’s top clubs, Helsingborgs.
Currently, he is based in Iceland where he turns out for the top division side IBV since the start of the year.
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For a player who was born In England and had other opportunities, Benyu is proud of his decision to join the Warriors. ZBC News quotes him as saying:
For me, it was an easy decision. I made up my mind early that I wanted to represent my country, I am Zimbabwean first before anything else, my debut for the Warriors has been my proudest moment and I still cherish it.
Every day I am always ready to represent Zimbabwe and hopefully it can be soon that we get together with the boys because I want to leave a legacy for the Warriors. I want to be remembered as one of the greatest ever Warriors player and I hope I can achieve that soon because that’s what I really want.
The Icelandic season runs from April to December and Benyu will soon join with his club colleagues hoping to do better than the ninth-placed finish they achieved this year.
Benyu was part of the Warriors team that was at the delayed 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals edition.
