Civil Service United have pegged holding midfielder Lloyd Aaron at K15 million for any local side wishing to sign him.
Aaron has emerged as a target for top TNM Super League teams, including Mighty Mukuru Wanderers, who inquired about the youngster.
The development comes after reports indicated that the player wants to force his way out of the club by resigning to join one of the top teams in Blantyre.
According to our findings, Civil inserted a clause in his contract whereby the club will be entitled to 15 percent if any local team buys the 22-year-old midfielder and sells him abroad.
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Civil General Secretary Edgar Chipalanjira could neither confirm nor deny the transfer fee placed on the Flames youngster, who graduated from the Malawi Under-20 National Football Team.
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“We are not at liberty to disclose the contents of the contract agreement with the player in public but it is true that primary negotiations between the two clubs started.
“At this moment, Lloyd is still our [Civil] player and we should treat him as such,” he said.
Lloyd impressed for the Flames at the Cosafa Cup in South Africa, where the side finished fourth.
The youngster mesmerised fans with ball winning and distribution skills.
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Meanwhile, Wanderers acting Chief Executive Officer Roosevelt Mpinganjira has said they were told that the player was not for sale.
“The information I have is that Civil are clinging to the player as they said he is not for sale,” Mpinganjira said.
Civil already sold Christopher Kumwembe to Wanderers at K4.5 million before the start of the 2023 season.
