Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) giants TP Mazembe have expressed interest in Mighty Mukuru Wanderers captain Lawrence Chaziya and the FCB Nyasa Big Bullets duo of Patrick Mwaungulu and Lanjesi Nkhoma.
Mazembe have offered the three players outright deals subject to a medical.
In an interview Sunday, Wanderers Chief Executive Officer Panganeni Ndovi confirmed that Mazembe have approached them for the services of their defence pillar.
“Indeed, we have received a request from Mazembe to speak to the player. We will not stand in the player’s way but we also have offers for Chaziya from clubs in Mozambique and Zambia. Mazembe are yet to give us an offer; so, we will review all the offers,’’ Ndovi said.
The Flames defender is also on the radar of UD Songo of Mozambique and Zambian club Red Arrows.
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However, Bullets Chief Administration Officer Albert Chigoga expressed ignorance on the matter.
“We are surprised with the reports but there is nothing concrete,” Chigoga said.
Details indicate that the three players might be shipped out on loan to Mazembe’s feeder club Don Bosco, which is owned by Moise Katumbi Chapwe’s son in Kinshasa.
Football consultant Felix Ngamanya Sapao, who once worked for Mazembe and is one of the few certified intermediaries, refused to comment on the matter.
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Lanjesi was also linked with a move to Sudanese giants Al Hilal but the deal did not go through.
The talented forward has started the 2024 season on a low.
On the other hand, Mwaungulu has been Bullets’ top performer, having scored four goals this season.
If the deals materialise, Chaziya, Nkhoma and Mwaungulu will be among Malawians that will have played for Mazembe after Joseph Kamwendo and Luka Bruno Milanzie.
The five-time winners of Caf Champions League eliminated Bullets following a 5-0 win on aggregate in the second round last year.
