Brussels — Zimbabwean football icon Moses ‘Bambo’ Chunga has made a celebrated return to Belgium, following an invitation from his former club, Eendracht Aalst, where he remains revered as a club legend.
Chunga, who played for Eendracht Aalst from 1988 to 1992, enjoyed a stellar career that left an indelible mark on the club and its supporters.
During his time with Eendracht Aalst, Chunga’s skill and flair on the field quickly earned him a place in the hearts of fans and elevated him to legendary status within the club. His return has been widely welcomed, with Eendracht Aalst officials and fans gathering to honour his contributions and celebrate his legacy.
Chunga’s visit to Belgium highlights the longstanding connection between African players and European football clubs, as well as the lasting impact of talented international players like Chunga who bring new energy to European leagues. Known for his playmaking ability and goal-scoring prowess, Chunga’s influence helped shape Eendracht Aalst’s achievements during his tenure.
The Zimbabwean legend’s return was marked by a series of events organised by the club, paying tribute to his achievements both in Zimbabwe and Belgium. Eendracht Aalst fans and former teammates gathered to relive memories of Chunga’s outstanding performances, which contributed to some of the club’s most memorable moments.
As one of Zimbabwe’s most accomplished footballers, Chunga’s success abroad paved the way for many aspiring Zimbabwean footballers looking to make their mark internationally.