Simba’s squad is expected to travel to South Africa for preparations ahead of their Premier League clash against Yanga, as well as other matches that will follow the FIFA international break.
The league has been suspended for approximately three weeks, a lengthy period that requires a well-planned training strategy to ensure the team remains competitive.
Sources indicate that Simba Honorary President and billionaire Mohamed Dewji ‘Mo’ has approved the plan and will cover all expenses for the training camp.
Simba have set ambitious targets this season, with the club aiming to reclaim the Premier League title after missing out on it for the past five seasons.
The Reds of Msimbazi are also targeting a stronger campaign in the CAF Champions League following an unsatisfactory run in last season’s competition.