Munetsi raises alarm over fake agents preying on African footballers

By Sports Reporter Warriors vice captain Marshall Munetsi has expressed deep concern over the growing number of African footballers falling victim to fake agents, warning that the scam is robbing many young players of their dreams and hard-earned money. The Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder said the trend is on the rise, with con artists exploiting the The post Munetsi raises alarm over fake agents preying on African footballers appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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