Malawi has unveiled local-based players squad with eight Nyasa Big Bullets players for Four-Nations Tournament.
Malawi has unveiled its local-based provisional squad setting the stage for a highly anticipated clash in the Four-Nations Tournament that will see Kenya's Harambee Stars, alongside Zambia and Zimbabwe, battling it out in Blantyre and Lilongwe from March 18-26, 2024.
The tournament, hosted by Malawi at the Bingu National Stadium, is part of the FIFA window, providing an invaluable opportunity for teams to fine-tune their strategies ahead of crucial qualifying campaigns.
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The inclusion of such talents underscores the depth and quality Malawi is bringing to the tournament, signaling tough competition for the Harambee Stars and other participants.
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Malawi squad is a blend of experience and emerging talent, featuring notable names like the goalkeeping duo Innocent Nyasulu and Austin Chirambo, and defenders Mark Lameck and Dannie Chimbalanga.
Midfield dynamism is assured with players such as Chrispin Mapemba and Wisdom Mpinganjira, while the striking force includes Olson Kanjira and Christopher Kumwembe, among others.
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The team will commence their preparations on Sunday, embarking on a two-week camp in Blantyre before relocating to Lilongwe on March 15.
"This is a FIFA window, and all players are available for selection. After March 15, the coach will then include the foreign-based players as they move to Lilongwe for the tournament," shared FAM Communications Director Gomezgani Zakazaka.
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For the Harambee Stars, this tournament is not just another fixture but a critical part of their preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign.
Coming off a convincing 5-0 victory against Seychelles in their last World Cup qualifier, the Harambee Stars are looking to maintain their momentum and gauge their readiness against formidable opponents.
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Malawi provisional squad:
Goalkeepers: Innocent Nyasulu (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Austin Chirambo (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve), George Chikooka (Silver Strikers)
Defenders: Mark Lameck (Silver Strikers), Dannie Chimbalanga (MAFCO), Chimwemwe Nkhoma (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Stanley Sanudi (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Lawrence Chaziya (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Nickson Mwase (Silver Strikers), Yamikani Mologeni (FCB Nyasa Bullets), Alex Kambilinya (Wakawaka Tigers), Blessings Mpokera (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Joseph Balakasi, (Dedza Dynamos)
Midfielders: Chrispin Mapemba (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve), Wisdom Mpinganjira (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Francisco Madinga (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Chimwemwe Idana (Silver Strikers), Lloyd Aaron (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Patrick Mwaungulu (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Lanjesi Nkhoma (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Yankho Singo (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Wongani Lungu (Ekwendeni Hammers), Patrick Macheso (Silver Strikers)
Strikers: Olson Kanjira (Kamuzu Barracks), Christopher Kumwembe (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers), Ephraim Kondowe (FCB Nyasa Big Bullets), Clement Nyondo (Mighty Mukuru Wanderers)
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