Former Triangle United FC and TelOne FC striker Leo Anashe Hofisi says life outside the Premier Soccer League is far from a downfall, insisting Division One football is proving to be just as demanding and competitive.
Hofisi, who once rubbed shoulders with top-flight stars during his spells at TelOne in 2024 and Triangle in 2026, is now leading the line for West Nicholson FC in the Central Region Soccer League.
While many players view a move from the PSL to Division One as a step backwards, Hofisi believes the lower league has its own pressure and intensity.
"I am not playing in the top-flight league, but there is serious competition here in Division One,” said Hofisi.
The striker also revealed that life at West Nicholson has exceeded expectations, praising the club for maintaining professional standards and taking good care of its players.
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“We are paid well and on time. The club also gives us winning bonuses, so the environment is quite good for players,” he said.
Hofisi appears determined to revive his career and inspire West Nicholson’s push for promotion to the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League.
“My ambition is to help the team earn a top-flight spot in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League,” he added.
The forward recently announced his arrival in style after scoring a brace against Sabi Gold Mine FC in Zvishavane, netting his first goals of the season and sending a message that he still has plenty to offer despite leaving the PSL stage
"It has just began , expect more " said Hofisi
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