PREMIERSHIP giants Dynamos have announced plans to start the pre-season early and will next week open the doors to their training ground at Motor Action for trials in efforts to beef up their stocks.

The club’s secretary Webster Marechera yesterday said the coaches will run a week-long player assessment programme starting from next Monday upto Friday.

DeMbare, who have struggled to keep afloat under the disabling economic environment, have so far lost key players such as Soccer Star of the Year finalist Godknows Murwira and Bret Amidu to financially stable sides Ngezi Platinum Stars and FC Platinum. 

Midfielder Dominic Mukandi has also been linked with a move to newboys Ngezi Platinum Stars who will be playing in the CAF Confederation Cup this year. DeMbare are also battling to retain other key players such as Ocean Mushure, Tatenda Mukuruva and skipper Stephen Alimenda whose contracts have run out. 

The Dynamos leadership however indicated the players are still being engaged. DeMbare for the first time in 10 years finished outside the top two when they landed on fifth place in the 2016 Premiership race.

And with hopes to rebound from the setback, there have also been talks within the club''s leadership circles to revamp the coaching department this season.