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Warriors forward Tino Kadewere seems to suggest that next week's batch of Warriors matches against Lesotho and South Africa could be his last in national colours.
He posted a story on his Facebook page with the message "last dance" and "I don't wanna die..." probably referring to his critics.
The France based attacker has endured a lot of criticism from fans and the media over failing to live up to expectations.
He has only scored three goals in his international career far fewer than what was expected of him as a professional who plays in one of Europe's top leagues.
If he were to quit, he would follow in the footsteps of former Warriors teammates Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat, who also turned their backs on the Zimbabwe national team.
The Nantes striker had a tough time at the 2022 Afcon finals in Cameroon where he struggled for from due to injuries, triggering a lot of bashing on social media.