Bulawayo Chiefs add four new signings ahead of second half of season
Bulawayo Chiefs FC have added four new international players to their squad as the club continues strengthening its team ahead of the second half of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season.
The Ninjas have turned to foreign talent, bringing in players from Botswana and Angola as they look to add more quality, depth and competition across different areas of the team.
Botswana defender Kelapile Ndlovu is one of the new arrivals, joining Bulawayo Chiefs from TAFIC FC. The defender is expected to provide more options at the back as the club looks to improve its defensive strength.
Angolan striker Goncalves Domingos Chissele has also joined the Bulawayo side from Okahandja United FC. His arrival adds another attacking option for the Ninjas as they aim to increase their goal threat in the second half of the campaign.
The club has further strengthened its midfield department with the signing of Angolan defensive midfielder Severino Augusto Hamuayela, who arrives from Kabuscorp Sport Club do Palanca.
Another Angolan addition is midfielder Andre Jose Domingos, who joins from Okahandja United FC and is expected to bring creativity and more competition in the middle of the park.
The four international signings are part of Bulawayo Chiefs’ mid-season rebuilding efforts as the club prepares for the challenges ahead.
With the addition of players from Botswana and Angola, the Ninjas will be hoping their new arrivals quickly adapt to Zimbabwean football and help the team achieve its targets during the remainder of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season.
Leave a Reply