By: ANdrew Cane Chilapondwa
Jafali Chande’s transfer saga from Big Bullets to rivals Mighty Wanderers has taken a new twist following reports that the league champions will not dare travel to Lilongwe for the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) Chifundo Shield Cup if the player is cleared to play for their cross-town rivals before honouring the remaining five months on his current deal.
The lethal attacking midfielder is believed to have signed a pre-contract deal with the Nomads despite having five months remaining on his contract with the people’s team. The move has angered Bullets to the extent of threatening to pull out of this Saturday’s showdown if FAM and Super League of Malawi clears the player.
Bullets’s Deputy Head of Finance George Ndindi told this publication that Wanderers have breached contract rules and regulations by giving the player a K2.5 million signing on fee yet his contract is yet to end on 13th August this year.
He then warned FAM and Sulom not to clear the player because he has a contract to honour before becoming a free agent in August. He also added that as far as they are concerned, the player should not be attached to Wanderers until his contract expires later this year.
“What we want is justice from FAM and Sulom because if we look into the whole saga, Wanderers have breached contracts rules and regulations by giving the player a K2.5 million sign on fee when he has five months remaining on his contract. If these two bodies dare to clear the player, we will not travel to Lilongwe until justice is served.”
“Even the player himself knows that he has five months remaining on the current deal and that’s why Wanderers contacted us to let them buy the remaining months but unfortunately, we want the player to be used by our team before leaving in August. He must honour his contract otherwise, we will not bow down to pressure from anybody regarding this transfer deal,” he said.
Efforts to speak to FAM’s Transfer Manager Casper Jangale proved futile. The player was brought to Bullets from EPAC FC by the Kondi Msungama led executive committee which was fired by the supporters committee last year.
Harold Fote was the General Secretary by then and when contacted, he said:
“Chande’s contract went missing when our office was invaded by supporters last year but if I can remember very well, he signed a two-year deal with the club. I can’t say more because the actual contract is missing but he had a contract with the club,” he said.
However, The Malawi Star has reliably been informed that Chande’s contract copies were never deposited at the FA offices and at the club. Inside sources have confided with the publication that if Bullets fail to produce the copy, the player will join the Nomads as a free agent.
Meanwhile, Chande’s departure to Wanderers has caused divisions in Bullets camp, with supporters committee Chairman Stone Mwamadi accusing General Secretary Kelvin Moyo as the one who facilitated the player’s move to cross- the floor to their town rivals.
Ok Thats Gud
kukana kusewera,isnt a solution.just bcoz of a player.musatitukwanitse ndi anthu.tikamenye bax
Ayi ntchito ulipo!!!
Ayi ntchito ilipo!!!
Maule tisavomere
Mantha Basi.
Maule sangaope team yoti inatengako leage over 10yrs ago…
Walter ndi WA noma
timu kulephera kukasewera chifukwa cha player mmodzikkkkk koma ziliko kukhala ngati team yakumudzi
R they scared of Chande or Wanderers?is it war mmmmm wake up pple
Is player poaching? I beg to differ plz!!
Football is not just meeting on de pitch but following de rules & regulations of game, so keep de fire burning maule! teach them how we rain football
Rules of de game r clear,chande has a contract up to August n hence not to play for any other team apart from bullets
unamusaiinisa ndi iweyo contract yo
Zuza yankhuni iyi
Ma player a pa Malawi decision making imawavuta hevy,xul z important
Inu ophunziranu sitikudziwani ata koma chande osaphunzirayu nkhani ili mkamwamkamwa pano ena ampatsa dzindalama mpaka wagula njala koma sanayambe kuwamenyera why?amatha kumpira safuna degree koma luso la miyendo nanga bwa
Short term
ngti ali ndi contract ndi NBB then proof it
If u failed him to give what he asked then leave him he has the rights to do so,don’t hinder his future,Jafali Chandeeeee goaaaaaaaaaal!bullets 1_noma 3
team full of fools follewers is no other than bb
Koma ya chande yavuta,koma ya silumba yinatha bwino,we respect maganizo aprayer.
kkkkkl bb osapitako kimeneko rules shd be followed asaaa ife masalvage tikhale aaaa
Kodi kumpira amafuna shool kapena luso la miyendo asaaa
Kodi kusaphunzira kwa Player ameneyu mwakuona lero? Adakasaina contract akanakhala ophunzira, koma chifukwa chakuti wasaina ku wise choice people’s team ndi opanda nzeru? Sulumba wanzeru kwambiri? Kabichi wanzeru kwambiri. Groundless complaints, just stop your mouth…
mukumukakamira bwanji Sulumba anali ku loan and wonderers wanted to give sulumba acontract inu munathamangira kumutenga km sitinanene kanthu. Now chande chande achoke mwayambira kulongolola abullets ndinu otani? Momwe mukuoneramu chandeyu ndi fan wa bullets?
mukumukakamira bwanji Sulumba anali ku loan and wonderers wanted to give sulumba acontract inu munathamangira kumutenga km sitinanene kanthu. Now chande chande achoke mwayambira kulongolola abullets ndinu otani? Momwe mukuoneramu chandeyu ndi fan wa bullets?
mukumukakamira bwanji Sulumba anali ku loan and wonderers wanted to give sulumba acontract inu munathamangira kumutenga km sitinanene kanthu. Now chande chande achoke mwayambira kulongolola abullets ndinu otani? Momwe mukuoneramu chandeyu ndi fan wa bullets?
Malawian futbo at its best!
Koma Mungokhala Ngati Mmene Amake Chande Amatengera Mimba Ya Chandeyo Inuyo Ndiye Mudagwira Ntchito Yowapatsa Mimbayotu, Mwatani Inu A BB?
Aaa! Kaya mutani Lalatani Jafali Chande ndi wa B Foward W. Koma nkhonya yobweza Ima wawadi natsimikiza
Kkkkkk koma yaaaa apa sanyozeratu kuti chande neymar ndakatundu omanga ndi mawaya basi kumunyoza konse kuja ziiii akumufunano abb kulalata too much ngati zidakwa zozerezeka mawa nkumakana eish!musiyeni chande apitilize pamene anasiyira apita ku spain