Hardrock FC have joined the race to sign former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns attacking midfielder Khama Billiat, with the Zimbabwe international facing an important decision about his future ahead of his contract expiry at the end of December.

The 36-year-old is attracting interest from three clubs as he considers his next move for the 2027 season. His current club, Scottland FC, are preparing a new contract offer to keep him in Harare, while Tanzanian side Azam FC have also made an offer to secure his services.

However, Hardrock FC have now entered the race and are reportedly pushing hard to convince Billiat to join their ambitious project in Kwekwe.

The club has enjoyed an impressive 2026 campaign and is just one victory away from winning the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title. They will secure the championship if they defeat FC Platinum in their final match after the FIFA international break.

Signing a player of Billiat experience would be a major statement from Hardrock as they look to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. The club wants to build a competitive team capable of maintaining its position among the leading sides in Zimbabwean football.

Information reaching FARPost indicates that Billiat has become a priority target for Hardrock, who are determined to make him an important part of their plans for 2027.

Scottland, however, are not prepared to lose one of their most influential players easily. Billiat joined the club before the 2025 campaign and played an important role in helping them win the league title during their first season in the top flight.

He has continued to deliver important performances during their title defence and first CAF Champions League campaign.

Azam FC are also hoping to convince the experienced attacker to move to Tanzania. The club believes his experience and attacking qualities could help them challenge domestic rivals Young Africans and Simba SC.

Despite being 36, Billiat remains an important attacking player. He has scored 11 league goals for Scottland this season, making him the club top scorer and placing him fourth in the Golden Boot race.

He has also helped the team reach the quarter-finals of the Chibuku Super Cup and Munhumutapa Challenge Cup.

With three offers on the table, Billiat now faces an important decision about whether to remain in Zimbabwe, join Hardrock or return to playing football outside his home country in Tanzania.

Source: FARPost