Highlanders Football Club, also known as Bosso, is mourning the death of their former striker, Patrick ‘Mboma’ Mpofu. Mboma joined the club’s U19 squad in 2003 and was later promoted to the senior team in 2005. He left the club in 2006 to join Hwange FC on loan. In a statement seen by Pindul News, the Bulawayo-based giants said:
We are saddened by the passing on of Patrick ‘Mboma’ Mpofu a former club striker. Mboma joined the Highlanders FC U19 squad in 2003, and was later on promoted to the senior team in 2005. He left the club in 2006 mid season to join Hwange FC on loan. MHSRIP
Bulawayo Chiefs FC also released a statement expressing their deep sorrow at the untimely death of Patrick ‘Mboma’ Mpofu. They described him as a talented footballer and a cherished member of their family. Said the club:
We were deeply saddened to hear of his untimely departure, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time.
Patrick was not only a talented footballer but also a cherished member of our Bulawayo Chiefs FC family. His dedication, passion, and commitment to the sport were truly remarkable. He brought immense joy to the fans with his exceptional skills on the field, leaving an indelible mark on our club’s history, with him in our ranks we gained Promotion into the Premier league.
We will forever remember Patrick for his infectious smile, positive attitude, and unwavering spirit. He was not only a remarkable athlete but also a kind-hearted individual who touched the lives of many both on and off the pitch. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of footballers.
As we mourn the loss of Patrick ‘Mboma’ Mpofu, let us find solace in cherishing the memories we shared with him. May his soul find eternal peace, and may his family find comfort in knowing that he will always be remembered as an integral part of our football History.
They assured his family of their support during this difficult time and offered their deepest sympathies to all those affected by this loss.
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