The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and the Premier Soccer League (PSL) have expressed their condolences following the death of former national team striker Tendai Ndoro, who passed away at the age of 40.
The ex-Chicken Inn and Orlando Pirates forward was reportedly found dead at his home in South Africa on Monday, 18 August.
In a statement, ZIFA hailed Ndoro as a talented striker who represented his country with pride and distinction. ZIFA said:
“The Zimbabwe Football Association is deeply saddened to learn of the untimely passing of former Warriors striker, Tendai Ndoro.
“Ndoro was a gifted forward who proudly represented our nation, donning the Warriors jersey with distinction.
“His talent, commitment, and passion for the game inspired many, and his contributions to Zimbabwean football will forever be remembered.
“On behalf of the ZIFA Executive Committee, the football family, and the entire nation, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Ndoro’s family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time.
“May His Soul Rest in Eternal Peace.”
In their statement, the PSL said Ndoro’s contribution to football will always be remembered, and his spirit will live on in the heart of Zimbabwean football. It said:
“The Premier Soccer League joins the football fraternity in mourning the untimely passing of former Warriors forward, Tendai Ndoro.
“As we reflect on his life, we celebrate a distinguished career that brought joy to fans and elevated the national game to greater heights.
“His contribution to the beautiful game will always be remembered, and his spirit will forever remain part of Zimbabwean football history.
“On behalf of the Premier Soccer League, we extend our deepest condolences to the Ndoro family, friends, former teammates, and the entire football community. Our thoughts and prayers are with them during this difficult time.
“May his soul rest in eternal peace.”
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