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Kamwendo not going back to DR Congo

by Garry Chirwa
03/02/2016
in Editors Pick, National Sports
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Former Flames captain Joseph Kamwendo has disclosed that he is currently looking for a new club and will not be returning to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Kamwendo yesterday said although he is still contracted to African club champions TP Mazembe—who loaned him to another DRC side Don Bosco—he wants to start a new lease of life elsewhere.

Hunting for a new club: Kwemwendo
Hunting for a new club: Kwemwendo

“The thing is Mazembe loaned me to Don Bosco for a year, but after spending three months with them, I asked them to offer me a loan contract, they refused.

“When Mazembe loaned me out to Don Bosco, there was no formal loan deal. To me it was about proving a point which I believe I did by scoring vital goals and providing assists in the three months that I have been with them. Now, it was time for serious business. But it appears they [Don Bosco] are not willing and I guess I have to move on,” he said.

The former Mighty Wanderers midfielder said although he has three years remaining on his contract, he cannot return to Mazembe because he is not on their plans.

“I am looking for another team that will sign me on loan and offer me a short-term contract which Don Bosco are not prepared to do.

“As a family man, there is no way I can be playing without a contract. What happens in case of an injury, who will be liable? So yes, for sure I will not return to DRC.”

Kamwendo, who had stints with Nordsjaelland in Denmark, Orlando Pirates in South Africa and Liga Maculmana in Mozambique, said he is currently weighing options and did not rule out the possibility of signing for a local team.

“I am just taking my time, but very soon I will come out to announce my next destination. Maculmana knows my situation and we are still talking, so let us see how it goes. If nothing comes out, then am not worried because Malawi is my home.”

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