By Dickson Bandera
Mongameli “Smaller” Tshuma has officially signed for Hardrock FC. However, the exciting attacker will remain with Highlanders FC until the end of the 2026 season before completing his move in 2027.
Founded in 1926, Highlanders FC—popularly known as Bosso—is Zimbabwe’s oldest and one of its most successful football clubs. The Bulawayo giants have built a proud tradition of developing talented players who go on to excel both locally and internationally.
Tshuma’s rise has been one of the stories of the 2026 season. After joining Highlanders from Hwange FC, he quickly established himself as one of the club’s standout performers under head coach Benjani Mwaruwari. His pace, skill, and fearless attacking play made him an instant fan favourite and earned him widespread praise.
His impressive performances were rewarded with his first senior Warriors call-up for Zimbabwe’s national team ahead of the Four Nations Tournament, marking another major milestone in his rapidly growing career.
As Tshuma prepares for his next challenge with Hardrock, Bosso supporters will be hoping he finishes the season in style before embarking on the next phase of what promises to be an exciting football journey.
Congratulations, Mongameli Tshuma. Wishing you continued success for Highlanders, the Warriors, and beyond.
