Wanderers set to sign Harry Nyirenda 

Mighty Be Forward Wanderers are set to announce the official signing of former Black Leopards defender Harry Nyirenda who is a free agent after seing off his contract at the South African based club.

Harry Nyirenda iset to rejoin Nomads
Harry Nyirenda iset to rejoin Nomads

Nyirenda started training with Wanderers  on Tuesday after agreeing terms with the club according  to reports.

Wanderers General Secretary Mike Butao could not deny nor accept the news but said official announcement  will be communicated  soon.

“Yes we have been in discussion with the player. He is our son and he is free to  return home if no deal materialises in South Africa where he has been for the past six years or so. However we ask for patience until we announce the official news regarding the player, ” said Butao.

Nyirenda came to the limelight in the mid 2000 after impressing for Blue Eagles before Wanderers signed him.

He played for Wanderers for a few years before signing for Black Leopards. He has been a regular for the Malawi national team since then.

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Franz Van Gwire
Franz Van Gwire
7 years ago

Wellcome back Harry. Once a Noma always a Noma. A good commendation should also go to Wanderers Excom and Technical Team for the swift move to start negotiations with Harry before other teams. This is very good and that is what has made our neighbor excel in football. They don’t delay in making decisions. We should emulate their example just as Barca, Man U, Chelsea and Man City do and not Arsenal. Wanderers needed a reinforcement in defense.

goodwellbanda
goodwellbanda
7 years ago

Takulandira mwana wathu

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