Sulom speaks out on controversial Vitu transfer

Super League of Malawi (Sulom) has finally spoken out on the controversial transfer of Blue Eagles midfielder Vitumbiko Kumwenda.

Vitumbiko Kumwenda at the centre of transfer saga

The player reportedly signed a three year deal with Blantyre giants Might Be Forward Wanderers few days ago.

Be Forward Wanderers secretary Maunde confirmed the development with the press.

However, Sulom general secretary Williams Banda said his association is not aware of the signing.

Banda said Sulom records indicate that the player belongs to Blue Eagles Football Club.

“As of now, our official records indicate that Vitumbiko Kumwenda is a Blue Eagles Player. He is not a free agent. If he decided to join another team, which we are not officially aware of, he will have to talk to his parent club to clear him,” Banda is quoted by The Nation newspaper of April 10, 2020.

Before the transfer  window was closed at the mid-night of 31st March, 2020, Eagles valued the player at K8 million.

However, Wanderers offered to pay K3 million after negotiations but Eagles turned down the offer.

Later, the player wrote a resignation letter to his club Blue Eagles.

Meanwhile, Eagles have wrote a complaint letter to Sulom and Football Association of Malawi (FAM) accusing Wanderers of player tapping a development the Lali lubani Road outfit denies.

Wanderers  claim they followed the right procedures in signing Kumwenda.

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One reply on “Sulom speaks out on controversial Vitu transfer”

  1. Blue Eagles have now taken a big lesson in the view of their players’ contracts. It sounded more of an employment contract and not a footballers. However, I wish SULOM stepped in to facilitate the process that will allow Wanderers to pay the transfer fee to Eagles, despite the fact that the player paid his two months pay as notice. Let Malawi teams sober up. last season, it was Bullets who signed Gomezgani Chirwa claiming he was a free agent

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