Civil Sporting Club are ready to sell their attacker Righteous Banda, but at the right price of K7 million.
\nDetails have emerged that the talented midfielder is on the verge of signing for Nyasa Big Bullets.
\nCivil General Secretary, Ronald Chiwaula, confirmed yesterday that the club granted Bullets permission to speak to the player ahead of the transfer.
\n\u201cIf he agrees to personal terms then we will come up with a price for the player. We do not want to stand in players\u2019 way, but we always give them advice before they make decisions,\u201d Chiwaula said.
\nAccording to our findings, Bullets have offered a player plus cash to persuade Civil to sell Banda.
\nBullets are reportedly ready to offer Civil K4.5 million and winger MacFarlane Mgwira as part of the deal. But Civil want K7 million.
\nBanda\u2019s Manager, Jimmy Linje, confirmed that discussions with Bullets were at an advanced stage.
\n\u201cThe deal might be completed this week,\u201d said Linje, who also manages Blue Eagles striker Mphatso Philimon, another Bullets\u2019 target.
\nBullets acting General Secretary, Albert Chigoga, was not readily available for a comment yesterday.
\nBanda, who can play in both wings, was the main man for Civil in the just-ended season when he scored vital goals.
\nDuring Civil gala awards held over the weekend, Banda was named the club\u2019s Player of the Season, and received K150,000.
\nRaphael Phiri, who finished as Civil top goal scorer with 12 goals, received K100,000 whereas Lawrence Chazia and Tione Tembo got K100,000 each for being the most disciplined players.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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