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Cyril Chibwe explains his target with PSL side Black Leopards

After playing in the continental football with Zesco United, Chibwe feels that this is the ideal time for him to return to the South African league.

Richard Mwila Jr
Richard Mwila Jr Published August 31, 2024
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Cyril Chibwe, the former goalkeeper for the Chipolopolo boys, left Zesco United of Zambia in July after his contract expired.

Chibwe joined the Ndola based side in 2022 after he left Baroka F.C., a Premier Soccer League (PSL) team. He has returned to South Africa to play for Black Leopards in the 2024–25 season.

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After playing in the CAF continental competitions, alongside the previous Zambian League winners, the 31-year-old feels that this is the ideal time for him to return to the South African league.

“I felt like I had done my part in Zambia. So, I wanted to take the team back to the Champions League.” he said in an interview with the FARPost.

Mwenya Chibwe during a training session with the Zambia National Team. (Photo via IG/@chibwe40)
Chibwe during a training session with the Zambia National Team. (Photo via IG/@chibwe40)

He further expressed satisfaction with his achievements with Zesco United 

“I am happy that the team returned to the CAF Confederation Cup, and I did my part,” he explained 

He added that is main target now was to help, Black Leopards secure promotional to the top South African league this season.

“This season, you expect more hard work and more determination.  I want to help the team as much as possible and guide the young ones in the team so that they can improve their game for the betterment of the team,” he said.

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Chibwe, whose parents are from Zambia, was born in South Africa. He has played for several South African teams, including Platinum Stars, Jomo Cosmos, and Polokwane City.

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    Richard Mwila Jr. is a Zambian football writer and sports analyst who currently works for BolaNews. He has written articles for several Zambian online sports websites. His content was initially focused solely on the Zambian Super League, but he has recently begun reporting on African football, primarily on stories involving continental football. He is also well-known for his work with United Voice Radio, on which he appears on a regular basis.
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