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ZESCO United release Clifford Mulenga

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Clifford Mulenga
Clifford Mulenga

Ex Chipolopolo midfielder Clifgord Mulenga has been released by Zesco United after failing to impress the champions’ technical bench.

In a media statement released by club Public Relations Officer Katebe Chola Chengo, the 2007 Africa Young Player of the Year was on a three month assessment.

And George George Lwandamina’s side has seen a major surgery to the playing personnel.

Three East Africans and one West African have been recruited and registered with CAF for the Champions League campaign subject to medicals.

These are Anthony Akumu Agay and Jesse Jackson (Kenya) and Ben Adama Bahn (Ivory Coast).

Kondwani Mtonga is back from India while Jackson Zola Mwanza is not trekking to Thailand after UBON UMT United failed to secure a work permit and visa for the striker.

On the local front Mwila Phiri from Green Eagles joins on loan and Kabwe Warriors top man Idriss Ilunga Mbombo.

Kalengo Kalengo Winston has moved to Congo Brazaville while Jonas Sakuwaha returns to TP Mazembe after expiry of his loan spell.

Others leaving the club are Nigerian Christopher Chigozie, Tanzanian Juma Ally Liuzio, Innocent Mwaba (joins Forest Rangers), Chishimba Changala (Recalled by Nkwazi)

Still waiting to come back from injury: Nyambe Mulenga (waiting for review to determine when to resume training), Bornwell Silengo and Humphrey Maseneko (resumed light training).

Justine Zulu : Still serving FIFA ban

The full Zesco United squad registered with CAF:

Goalkeepers: Jacob Banda, Brown Nyirenda, Lameck Nyangu, Samson Banda

Defenders: Shemmy Mayembe
Daut Musekwa, Ayo Oluwafemi
Lottie Bwalya, David Owino Odhiambo, Ben Adama Banh,
Bernard Mapili, Emmanuel Mayuka,
Kondwani Mtonga

Midfielders: Misheck Chaila, Anthony Akumu Agay, Kasashi Lupiya,
John Chingandu, Maybin Mwaba,
Mwape Mwelwa, Matthews Muzi Nkowane, Clatous Chama Chota
Mwila Phiri JNR

Strikers: Idris Ilunga Mbombo, Lazarous Kambole, Jackson Mwanza
Jesse Jackson Were.

The Ndola giants have since started pre-season training.

9 COMMENTS

    • Why not let him go. Why are those other foreign players didn’t stay with their clubs in Kenya? Kalengo got a good deal at his age.

  1. Circumcision is wrong on so many levels. It is an affront to your personal rights as a child and should not be a decision given to the hands of parents. Why would any mother grow a perfect baby in her womb and turn him over to doctors to have useful parts cut off?

  2. The information saying that uncircumcised males are more likely to get infection is b u l l h i t. A majority of the studies suggest that uncircumcised males are LESS likely to get infections.

    Circumcision was developed by sects of Religions to discourage s e x, by taking much of the pleasure out of s e x.

    If you are not going to be overly promiscuous, unsafe, have children that you will not be able to care for properly, or add to the problem of overpopulation, then there is no reason that I see to get circumcised.

  3. Football has a very short career. What happens to your friends must be lessons on your part. While you are at the peak of your career, make the best out of it by going to clubs which will pay you well and guarantee your continued stay with them after you hang up your playing boots. Most importantly reduce on clubbing and invest your money wisely so that even when done and dusted, you will continue putting food on your table for your family. Hard luck my man.

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