Orlando Pirates have officially announced the transfer of Marshall Munetsi to French outfit Stade de Reims. The news comes a few hours after Pirates administrative officer Floyd Mbele had denied ...

Stade de Reims' Marshall Nyasha Munetsi plays his football 12,000km away from his hometown in Zimbabwe, but his mind, and money, are fully invested in the futures of children in Mabvuku, where he ...

Wolves have completed the signing of midfielder Marshall Munetsi from Reims. The Zimbabwe international Munetsi, who has been ...

Munetsi's travails at Pirates come just as he has broken into the Zimbabwe national-team set-up, having made his competitive international debut in the 1-1 draw away to Congo-Brazzaville in the ...

Zimbabwe captain, Marshal Munetsi says his side showed strong determination in the 1-1 draw with the Super Eagles. Victor Osimhen gave Nigeria the lead from a superb header 16 minutes from time.

According to a report from RMC Sport journalist Fabrice Hawkins, Wolverhampton Wanderers have reached an agreement in principle with Stade de Reims for Marshall Munetsi (28). The Premier League ...

Munetsi joins after making 159 appearances for Reims since his arrival in 2019 from the Buccaneers, with his transfer valued at over R400 million, a new record for Zimbabwean players.

Six games into life in England is too soon to be sure, but Munetsi is showing real cult-hero potential. The likeable Zimbabwean, signed to play in midfield but deployed further forward, ...

Warriors vice-captain Marshall Munetsi set a new benchmark for Zimbabwean players after his deadline day move to English Premiership side Wolverhampton Wanderers for a fee believed to be around ...

Munetsi provided the assist for Mohammed Daramy to give Reims the lead in the 12th minute, and again when Keito Nakamura doubled the advantage four minutes later with first French league goal.

Zimbabwe international Marshall Munetsi says Fifa's suspension of his country from football has cast a shadow over the future of the sport and stunted the growth of its players.

After breaking Zimbabwe's 14-year goal jinx on Saturday when he scored his first Premier Soccer League goal for Wolveshampton, Marshall Munetsi has saluted Benjani Mwaruwari for paving the way.