Zimbabwe Football Association has expressed the heartfelt condolences following the p@ssing of former Warriors and Dynamos player Norman Maroto.
Former warriors striker, Maroto has di3d at the age of 40 following a short illness
In a public statement seen by Newsreportzim.com, ZIFA noted:
“It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we extend our sincere condolences on the p@ssing of Norman Maroto, a cherished member of the Zimbabwe football family.”
“Norman’s contribution to Zimbabwean football was immense and profound. As a player, he graced the pitch with exceptional talent, earning admiration and respect from fans and peers alike.”
“His transition into a football administrator further showcased his dedication to the sport, and his work with the Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) was marked by a steadfast commitment to the welfare of players and the growth of football in our nation.”
“May his soul rest in eternal peace.”
Maroto was born in Harare on July 11, 1983, shone for his high school side at Churchill High School and was recruited into Dynamos’ juniors before being promoted to the senior team in 2001 by coach Moses Chunga.
During his time, Norman Maroto played for several clubs in the Premier League including Dynamos, Motor Action and FC Platinum.
