Nyasa Big Bullets\u2019 regulars Sankhani Mkandawire and Owen Chaima left yesterday for greener pastures in Tanzania, whereas Muhamad Sulumba and John Lanjesi are in South Africa on a similar adventure.<\/p>\n
Bullets Chairperson, Sam Chilunga, on Monday confirmed that the sweeper Mkandawire and goalkeeper Chaima were heading to Kinnah Phiri-coached Mbeya City FC, with right-back Lanjesi and striker Sulumba invited by Polokwane City.<\/p>\n
\u201cLanjesi is injured but Polokwane insisted that their doctors need to assess him alongside Sulumba. Sankhani and Owen will be back for Sunday\u2019s game against Blue Eagles,\u201d Chilunga explained.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf the players go, we will have cover. There is a provision in their contracts that we will never stand in their way if they receive betters offer from foreign teams.\u201d<\/p>\n
Kinnah yesterday confirmed to have invited the players to discuss personal terms, hoping to open loan-transfer negotiations with Bullets.<\/p>\n
\u201cSince I know them, my employers here gave me the mandate to sign them, but it all depends if the players agree with management. It was difficult getting a striker from Malawi, so I have invited someone from Burundi,\u201d Kinnah said in a telephone interview from Dodoma where Mbeya are undergoing pre-season training.<\/p>\n
It is believed that Mbeya are offering Mkandawire and Chaima hefty perks for the loan spells. It is unclear if Mbeya will pay a loan fee.<\/p>\n
Mkandawire yesterday confirmed that he was travelling to Tanzania.<\/p>\n
The current international transfer window will close at the end of the month.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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