Malawi Queens star UK future doubtful: Joyce Mvula

Malawi national netball team shooter Joyce Mvula’s professional career is doubtful after Manchester Thunders indicated that they have no money to buy her from Blue Eagles Sisters.

Joyce Mvula

Blue Eagles Sisters official Tedious Mvesere said they got a rude awakening to learn from Manchester Thunders that they could not offer her a permanent deal after the expiry of her six month spell in UK.

Mvesere said they have offered Blue Eagles an option to let the player continue with professional career.

“They have said that they cannot afford to buy her outright. However they can give her materials such as uniform to give Blue Eagles Sisters or any team of her choice,” he said. Asked whether they could let her go in the interest of Joyce’s welfare Mvesere did not offer any hope saying they missed her services during the six months.

“The next season starts in January next year so we will see whether to release her or not because we need her services. The time she was in UK we struggled a lot.

“But they told us that they were impressed with her performance that they would like to have her next season.”

Mvula became only the second ever professional netballer from Malawi after Australia based Mwawi Kumwenda.

The development comes after legendary shooter Emma Mzagada is struggling to raise money for her treatment.

If Mvula would be blocked to continue her dream career because of greedy administrators it would be unfair to the youthful shooter who has enjoyed her game in UK.

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pkamlomo
pkamlomo
6 years ago

no brainer. let her stay in Manchester. ig please.

ANANVERUWA AKUMALOWA KWA MAGODI,
ANANVERUWA AKUMALOWA KWA MAGODI,
6 years ago

IS so sad please, is my wish and my pray to GOD this young lady can enjoying her LIFE in UK, Same as: MWAYI KUMWENDA , please Lord HELP her thanx.

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