Dynamos’ Assistant Coach Appointment Held Up by Leadership Disputes

Dynamos’ plans to appoint a new assistant coach have reportedly been delayed amid divisions within the club’s executive leadership.

The Harare giants are looking to strengthen Romanian coach Aristica Cioaba’s technical team, but disagreements among members of the executive have slowed the process.

Reports indicate that some officials remain unhappy with the leadership of chairman Vincent Chawonza, with the tensions reportedly affecting several key decisions at the club.

Leadership divisions affect club decisions

The internal disagreements have also reportedly been linked to Dynamos’ failure to register for CAF inter-club competitions.

Some club officials are said to have viewed the situation as an attempt to undermine Chawonza’s position.

The latest dispute has now spilled into the coaching department, with Dynamos reportedly having identified a Ghanaian coach to join Cioaba’s backroom staff.

The coach has already spent approximately a month in Zimbabwe, but his appointment and registration have yet to be finalised.

Sources suggest that the continuing divisions within the executive have played a major role in the delay.

## Cioaba awaits permanent assistant

The uncertainty comes as Cioaba continues to guide Dynamos through a positive run, despite working without a permanent assistant coach.

The Romanian has overseen encouraging performances, but the absence of a settled technical team remains a concern as the season progresses.

Dynamos will now need to resolve their internal differences and complete the appointment if they are to provide Cioaba with the support he needs.

A quick resolution would give the coach a more stable technical structure and help the club maintain its momentum during what has so far been a promising campaign.