Motherwell has declared that Tawanda Maswanhise will not be sold during the current winter transfer window. This decision comes despite reported interest from Anderlecht, signaling the club's determination to keep its star player. Maswanhise, the Zimbabwe international, has been in exceptional form this season, leading the Scottish Premiership in scoring with 13 goals for the team.

Manager Jens Berthel Askou emphasized the importance of retaining key players to maintain their position. Motherwell currently sits fourth in the league, five points behind Celtic and Rangers. The club's focus is on building a strong team around Maswanhise's qualities. He recently scored twice in a 2-0 victory against Livingston, further solidifying his value to the squad and the team's ambitions this season.

Askou stated that Maswanhise's continued presence benefits both the player and the club in the long run. The club aims to support Maswanhise, ensuring he continues to thrive. There will be discussions about his future when the right opportunity arrives, but for now, Motherwell is building around him.

The transfer window closes on Monday, so fans will watch closely to see if any late bids materialize. For now, Motherwell's stance is clear: Maswanhise is staying put. His performance is key to Motherwell's push for a higher league placement and potentially European competition next season, which is crucial for the club's financial health and attracting further talent.