Ng’ambi set to retire at Leopards 

Malawi veteran international midfielder  Robert ‘Baggio’ Ng’ambi who is currently playing for South African side Black Leopards is set to retire at the team.

Nng’ambo: Leopards is my home where I started my career in South Africa.-Photo by Gallo Images

The 33-year-old originally joined Black Leopards in 2005 from Zimbabwean side together with his countrymen Peter Mponda and Allan Kamanga.

In 2012 he joined Platinum Stars but returned to Leopards two seasons ago after Stars were relegated to the National First Division.

He initially had signed a one year contract which the team extended.

The former Bakili Bullets creative midfielder told Nyasa Times that he is happy at Leopards now and he would love to help the team avoid relegation this season.

“If all goes well I would love to retire here at Leopards. The team has been good to me since I arrived in South Africa. Though I left for sometime they welcomed me back when I wanted to come back.

“I know its tough to make a decision right now because of the lockdown but you know the respect I have for the team. Our focus now is to help  the team avoid relegation. We can’t afford to go down. We will fight until the end. It won’t be easy but we will fight,” he said.

Leopards are currently bottom on the 16 team league with 20 points from 24 games and next rivals are AmaZulu on position 15 with 23 points from the same number of games.

N’gambi said he considers Leopards as his home because it is where he started hiscareer in South Africa.

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Nanyekwe
Nanyekwe
4 years ago

Why do football players cheat on age. this guy should be 45 or more. i used to know him when he was at Bata Bullets and i was 15 then. now am 41 and is still 33. why our footballers why?

Shads
Shads
4 years ago

Malawi football players samakalamba. Even Fisher kondowe is still 40 years. Koma he played in a game between wonderes and bullets Carlsberg cup in 2001. Meaning he was 11 years old at the time

wawo
wawo
4 years ago
Reply to  Shads

where did you do maths?lol

Chinagwa
Chinagwa
4 years ago

He looks 40

Sulemani Bendulo
4 years ago

This guy should be over 40. Lets learn to say the truth.

Rosingbom Chibomba
Rosingbom Chibomba
4 years ago

Baggio should be 42 an not 33 as you are insinuating here, even the face can tell.

ghettoh kid
ghettoh kid
4 years ago

kkkkkkk pazakapo ineso ndikuona ngati palowa tippex paja a malawi sitimaphweketsa…..anyway chonchobe

Nobert
Nobert
4 years ago

he is not 33 years old.

Mzozodo
Mzozodo
4 years ago

Baggio is too disciplined, I thought, to be lying about his age. Or should we say Nyasatimes didn’t do their homework correctly? This is 2020 and Baggio is, lets say 34. It means he was born in 1986. The guy came to prominence in 2001 when MDC was a force then, meaning he played in that 5-2 final against Bullets when he was only 15?

mwana wolimba mtima
mwana wolimba mtima
4 years ago
Reply to  Mzozodo

Yes he is 33 next year he will 32, osayiwala ma players akuno kumalawi. adzayambilaso ku bullets

Mafutq
Mafutq
4 years ago
Reply to  Mzozodo

He sud be around 35 maximum i played with him wen we were kids qt a young age in the mid late 90’s

Mtonga Mwana
Mtonga Mwana
4 years ago
Reply to  Mafutq

Ndiye kuti iwenso you are a liar. The article says he joined Leopards in 2005 from a Zimbabwean side. This means, he was 18 years at that time. The guy started his football career in Malawi at Super League level, went to Zimbabwe and the joined Leopards at the age of 18, like seriously? Let’s be sober for once. My Malawi, pamene ena akubitsa zaka ena akuonjedzera kuti akavote kkkkkkkkkk

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