By Praise Majawa:
With less than one week remaining before the closure of the mid-season transfer window, Football Association of Malawi (Fam) and Football Players Association (FPA) have said they have not received any complaints from clubs or players over transfer processes.
The window opened on August 25 and will close on September 21, giving clubs an opportunity to strengthen their squads ahead of the FDH Bank Premiership second round scheduled to kick off on October 10.
Blue Eagles and Mighty Wanderers will wrap up the second round in Lilongwe tomorrow.
Silver Strikers have been among the busiest clubs on the market, having signed Rashid Daah Junior from Luanar Mitundu and midfielder Robert Saizi as a free agent.
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Saizi previously played for Zambian top-flight side Zanaco.
The Central Bankers are, however, reportedly still looking to make further additions before the window closes.
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets have also strengthened their squad with the signing of Liberian midfielder Sheku Sheriff and Zimbabwean forward Tinaye Tsimba.
The People’s Team is also expected to offload some players to create room for their new signings.
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Kamuzu Barracks (KB) striker John Mchema has joined Ekhaya FC, while rookies Mitundu are waiting for paperwork to be completed before unveiling new recruits, including former Civil Service United midfielder Arnold Masamba and Juma Mtolera.
Fam Club Licensing and Competitions Manager Clement Kafwafwa said no club has lodged a complaint so far.
However, Kafwafwa urged clubs and players to follow proper procedures when transacting to ensure the window closes without disputes.
“So far so good, the transfer process is progressing well. But with days to go, stakeholders need to continue following proper processes. After the closure, we will come up with detailed information of what has happened on the market,” he said.
