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NBB Reserve reveals transfer plans after grabbing Nyasa Capital Finance Cup

Erik Chiputula by Erik Chiputula
December 30, 2022
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NBB Reserve reveals transfer plans after grabbing Nyasa Capital Finance Cup
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Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve coach Enos Chatama says he will be bolstering his squad ahead of the next season.

Chatama revealed this after his charges successfully defended the Nyasa Capital Finance Cup on Wednesday afternoon edging past Ndirande Stars 2-1 in a thrilling cup final played at Kamuzu Stadium.

Despite donating a wholesale of players to the main team,the young Bullets have continued to impress under Chatama and now the mentor says he is still building a team and wants to add new faces ahead of the new season.

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In a post match interview Chatama was quoted as saying he has already identified some new faces to add depth to his squad as he anticipates departure of other players who are destined for the senior team.

“I can see bright future for this team, there’re few areas to beef up we have got a good team but we are just lacking depth whereby when one or two players are injured it’s too difficult to replace them but we have already scouted some talents which we’re going to bring in and we are going to make good future for Bullets” said Chatama

Chatama further said his boys have shown masterclasses by beating Super League teams and he believes some of them are ready for senior team.

Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve has performed tramendously this season, winning a remarkable three trophies and reaching FDH Cup final despite losing 13 players to the senior team and other Super League Clubs last before season started.

Since his appointment at the Reserve side, Chatama has scouted and brought in numerous talent to the Reserve side and some have graduated to the senior team where that have had excellent performances.

After winning Nyasa Capital Finance Cup today, it means Chatama has now won three trophies this season as he added to PowerStart Cup and Aubrey Dimba Trophy and is looking is remaining with ThumbsUp Southern Region League to repeat last year’s record of winning a haul of trophies.

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