Wanderers tell Bullets: Chipuwa, Mlimbika not for sale – at any price

  • Nomads tells Bullets their stance is  irreversible

Mighty Be Forward Wanderers have openly told their traditional rivals Bullets FC that their key player’s defender Francis Mlimbika and goalkeeper Richard Chipuwa are “not for sale” no matter how much money is offered and that their stance is irreversible.

Mlimbika:  Not  for sale
Mlimbika: Not for sale

The warning comes amid reports that the “Peoples team” as it is fondly called by its followers want to rope in the two Flames internationals as part of strengthening their club ahead of their 2015 Caf Club Championship participation.

Nomads General Secretary Mike Butao said on Saturday that the players are still on contract and that are going nowhere.

“These are Wanderers players and are going nowhere because they are on contract and they have one year to go. It is up to us to decide whether to let them go or not and as of now we won’t let them go,” explained Butao.

He added: “Bullets should not waste their time hoping to sign these players they better start fetching somewhere else”

Butao claims the duo is staying and refuted claims that the players will be tempted to stay because of the K70 Million sponsorship the team secured from Japanese used car exporting company Be Forward, the players were to stay.

“Whether Be Forward was there or not, they could not leave the club” Butao said.

New Signings

Meanwhile, Butao has revealed that his team is working tirelessly to sign new players in a bid to reclaim the lost glory at the Lali Lubani Club after having a poor run in the history of the club last season.

He however kept a tight lid on the list of players they are chasing.

“We are very busy on the market and Wanderers family should be optimistic that we will come out with something better and as soon as we seal any deal, we will come out and reveal to the public” said the Nomads General Secretary.

“We have respect for other clubs so we cannot sit here at tell you that we want this player or that one until everything is finalized” he added.

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King bwai
9 years ago

Neba wankhanza ufuna uphe tim yathu

mike
9 years ago

Nyerere ndiye zimenezo muva kuwawa

Augustine Shaba
9 years ago

Nanu abutao mutu wanu ukuyenda bwino?

jemah
9 years ago

zinsiyeni nyerere zitutane kuti zikumvetseni kuwawa ulendo uno!!

Petros
Petros
9 years ago

Bullets ndi ife ma dollar sitidya mbale imodzi kafunefune ku mulanje kuja umakatenga khini kuja seeeeeeee

Kika Kanawe
Kika Kanawe
9 years ago

Which contracts Malawian players sign?Is there in player in Malawian who can show that he is on a contract with any team in Malawi?This is very interesting,you can’t compare Man Utd with Wanderers.Man Utd Is a professional club,Wanderers is an amatuer club.On top of that a player can terminate his contract with a club if he wishes,or renegotiate his contract.It doesn’t mean that if a player is contracted to a club he is a slave of that club.Rooney did not want to go to Chelsea after Man Utd renegotiated some clauses in his contract.Can you tell me how much Mlimbika… Read more »

Nate Longwe
Nate Longwe
9 years ago

No matter what a player wants or says, as long as he is tied to a contract thats still running a club has the final say. Go read fifa rules. Its a straightforward issue. Thats why its called a contract. Thats why liverpool refused to sell suarez to arsenal. Thats why Man U refused to sell Rooney to chelsea. Kungoti ku malawi tinazolowera jungle rules. Its time to teach mbuli zinazi football rules.

Mike Moya
Mike Moya
9 years ago

as much a prayer can have a say on his next destation a club hold the keys.a player can want to leave but if the ckub doesnt want to release the player there is nothing a player can do

Chimango Moyo
Chimango Moyo
9 years ago

Ayamba kale kunjenjemera ndi Be Forward Nomads.

Daniel
9 years ago

Asiyeni makape a BeForwardwo azingosewera ku Nyasaland konkuno basi

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