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TZ club clears Sankhani Mkandawire

by Garry Chirwa
26/05/2018
in National Sports
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Tough-as-teak defender Sankhani ‘Mkango Plus’ Mkandawire can now breathe a sigh of relief having been cleared by Tanzanian Premier League side Mbeya City Council FC after a lengthy contractual dispute.

Mkandawire dumped Mbeya in January this year and returned to Nyasa Big Bullets where he signed a two-year deal, but he could not feature for the People’s Team as the Tanzanian club could not issue his clearance, insisting that he had a running contract.

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But his manager MacAdams Mbewe yesterday said after prolonged but fruitful negotiations with Mbeya, the player has now been cleared on mutual consent.

“It wasn’t easy, but we reached a common understanding in the end and Sankhani is now free to start playing for Bullets.

“I have since communicated to FAM [Football Association of Malawi] through their transfer matching system manager Casper Jangale as well as Bullets about the development,” he said.Sankhani mkandawire | The Nation Online

Jangale also confirmed being in receipt of the player’s clearance from Mbeya.

Part of the clearance letter, dated May 23 2018, reads: “Mbeya City Council Football Club and Sankhani Mkandawire have agreed to terminate the contract that is currently running between the parties on mutual consent.

“Therefore, you are free to join a club of your choice as a free agent.”

Mkandawire joined Mbeya in 2015 alongside  former Bullets team-mate Owen Chaima after being approached by the then Mbeya’s Malawian coach Kinnah Phiri.

Ironically, Phiri also severed ties with the club in October last year.

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