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Fodya replaces Mwaungulu in Flames squad

Erik Chiputula by Erik Chiputula
March 8, 2023
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Fodya replaces Mwaungulu in Flames squad
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Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has announced that Malawi Men’s Senior national team is on Thursday afternoon expected to fly out to Saudi Arabia for a 10 day training camp ahead of the back-to-back 2023 AFCON qualifying matches against Egypt later this month.

The Flames will face Egypt in Cairo on Friday March 24 and BNS in Lilongwe four days later.

Flames Coach Mario Marinica will travel with a 25-man squad that includes three foreign based players.

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Scotland based defender Kieran Ngwenya, who is set for Flames return since his debut against Tanzania in a friendly match in June 2021, will join the team on Friday.

Midfielders Fransisco Madinga and John Banda will join the team on Monday March 13 , from Botswana and Mozambique respectively.

FCB Nyasa Bullets winger Patrick Mwaungulu has been ruled out of the trip after picking an injury while on club duty last weekend and has been replaced by Silver Stikers’ Mark Fodya

This is the second time the Flames are camping in Saudi Arbia where they held their 2021 AFCON pre-tournament camp in December 2021.

The following is the full squad traveling to Saudi Arabia:

Goalkeepers: Charles Thom (Silver Strikers), Brighton Munthali (Blue Eagles), Clever Nkungula (Nyasa Big Bullets)

Defenders: Lawrence Chaziya, Miracle Gabeya, Stanely Sanudi (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Paul Ndhlovu (MAFCO), Blessings Mpokera, Gomezgani Chirwa, Alick Lungu (Nyasa Big Bullets) Kieran Ngwenya (Aberdeen), Nickson Mwase (Silver Strikers), Kelvin Kadzinje( CIVO)

Midfielders: John Banda ( UD Songo) Francsisco Madinga ( Galaxy FC) Frank Willard , Chawanangwa Gumbo, Patrick Mwaungulu (Nyasa Big Bullets), , Chimwemwe Idana( Silver Strikers), Gilbert Chirwa (Blue Eagles), Micium Mhone (Blue Eagles)

Strikers: Chiukepo Msowoya, Christopher Kumwembe, Gaddi Chirwa(Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Stain Davie (Silver Strikers)

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