Maswanhise extends contract after making 'huge strides'

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Motherwell forward Tawanda Maswanhise has signed a one-year contract extension after impressing manager Jens Berthel Askou with his "speed and aggressiveness".
The 22-year-old Zimbabwe international has scored 10 goals - including four in this season's League Cup group stage - in 40 appearances since joining the Steelmen last summer.
Maswanhise is now tied down under summer 2027, with Motherwell holding an option of a further year.
"Tawanda has made huge strides in his development," manager Jens Berthel Askou said.
"His speed and aggressiveness pose a constant threat to any defence in the league, both in and out of possession, and his start to this season has been nothing short of impressive.
"He has shown a strong desire to improve and an excellent ability to use his strengths for the benefit of the team."
Maswanhise says it was a "straightforward choice" to extend his stay, adding: "I will keep working hard and giving my all for this football club."