Dust has finally settled on the controversy surrounding the transfer of striker Promise Kamwendo from Dedza Dynamos to Mighty Mukuru Wanderers after the player signed for the Lali Lubani Road outfit.
In a statement posted on the team’s Facebook page yesterday complete with pictures of the player signing the deal, the Nomads said: “Kamwendo is a Nomad! Striker Promise Kamwendo has this morning [Wednesday, 1st January 2025] penned a three-year deal with Mighty Mukuru Wanderers FC.
“The forward spent the last three seasons at Dedza Dynamos FC with 29 goals to his tally. He comes to Lali Lubani Road as a free agent. Welcome Promise to the 2024 Best Team of the Year!”
In an interview, Wanderers chief executive officer Panganeni Ndovie said Promise chose to sign for the team as a free agent.
He said: “He has signed as a free agent. As a free agent, he is free to choose a team he wants to join. Promise is a good player, young and energetic who will add value to the Wanderers squad and family.
“We are delighted that he has chosen Wanderers and believes in our project to make Mighty mighty again. This is a good development as he has reiterated his initial desire to join Wanderers.”
Kamwendo’s move to join Wanderers thwarted after FCB Nyasa Bullets said the player signed a pre-contract with them.
