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Badu, Hadji Wali released

Erik Chiputula by Erik Chiputula
January 25, 2023
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Nyasa Big Bullets FC has confirmed the departure of defenders Isaac Badu and Hadji Wali as well as midfielder Mphatso Magaleta who will be loaned out to another team.

The trio joined another departures of Misheck Seleman and Chimwemwe Idana who left the club after failing to agree contract extension terms with the People’s team.

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The list could rise as other two Strikers, Hassan Kajoke and Babatunde Adepoju are rumoured to be on the verge of Joining Silver Strikers and Venda Academy respectively.

In a statement released today, the People’s team said they will not continue keeping the services of Badu and Wali on undisclosed reasons.

“Bullets can also confirm that Isaac Badu has left the club after his two-year contract was terminated by mutual agreement. The Ghanaian centre-back joined The People’s Team at the start of the 2022 season and played two competitive games; against Kamuzu Barracks and Civil Service United in the TNM Super League.

“The club has transfer-listed Hadji Wali with immediate effect. The defender has been advised to look for a club of his choice on the agreement that Bullets and the new club will discuss the player’s transfer. Wali joined Bullets in February 2022” reads part of statement

The 2022 TNM Super League Champions has also confirmed that midfielders Enerst Petro, McFallen Mgwira and Righteous Banda have extended their stay at Bullets.

“We are pleased to announce that midfielders Ernest Petro, McFallen Mgwira and Righteous Banda have agreed to extend their contracts. Petro has signed a new three-year deal that will keep him at the club until 2026, while Mgwira remains at the club until 2024 after agreeing to a one-year contract extension and Banda is tied to Bullets for another two years, with his new deal ending in 2025”

On new arrivals, the statement says Centreback White Kitsen who was on loan at Sable Farming is expected to return while any new developments regarding any additions and departures will be officially communicated.

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