Mighty Wanderers, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and Silver Strikers have said they have not finalised bolstering their respective squads ahead of the 2026 football season.
The three giants have been busy on the transfer market.
So far, Wanderers have signed four new players in the ongoing player transfer window.
The Nomads completed the signing of blossoming defender Peter Ng’ambi from Civil Service United on a three-year contract.
They already signed defenders Alex Kambirinya from Mighty Tigers, Dalitso Nahipa from Creck Sporting Club and striker Lameck Mithi from Moyale Barracks.
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The Nomads have also agreed the deal in principle to sign Chitipa United goalkeeper Jacob Anyandwile.
In an interview, Wanderers Chief Executive Officer Panganeni Ndovi said they were not yet done on the market.
“We are happy with what we have at the moment but anything can happen. We are still monitoring the situation,” Ndovi said.
Wanderers have lost winger Wisdom Mpinganjira to Mozambican club Black Bulls and defender and captain Lawrence Chaziya to Simba Bhora (Zimbabwe) whereas Vitumbiko Kumwenda has been released following the expiry of his contract with the reigning Super League champions.
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On his part, Silver Chief Executive Officer Patrick Chimimba, whose side has signed four players, said there could be more arrivals.
“At the moment, the transfer window is open so it depends on what is available. We will see what will happen,” he said.
The Central Bankers have signed defender-cum midfielder Eric Atsigah, Lumbani Nyondo, Mally Kasongo (all from Chitipa) and Christopher Mikuwa (Mafco).
Silver are also on the verge of signing Yankho Biliati from Civil having agreed the deal in principle.
The Area 47 based side has lost Maxwell Paipi, Binwell Katinji and Chikondi Kamanga.
Similarly, Bullets have also been busy on the market bolstering their squad.
Bullets have signed Ahmed Kungunde, Pilirani Mapira, Maclean Mwale, Dastan Banda and Emmanuel Kaunga.
On the other hand, Bullets have transfer-listed goalkeeper Richard Chimbamba, defender Blessings Joseph and winger Lameck Gamphani.
Bullets Chief Executive Officer Albert Chigoga said they will listen to offers for the three players.
“We will not make the prices prohibitive to those interested to buy,” he said.
The Peoples Team also lost top goal scorers Babatunde Adepoju and Chikumbutso Salima. Masters Football Club and Ekhaya are also busy on the transfer market.
Masters have already recruited more than 10 players including Chisomo Mpachika, Patrick Phiri, Luke Chima and Brighton Munthali
