Chipolopolo coach Avram Grant has named a 27-man provisional squad for back-to-back Group E FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Morocco and Tanzania.
Zambia will face the Atlas Lions in Agadir on June 7 before welcoming the Taifa Stars four days later at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium.
Kabwe Warriors defender, Kabaso Chongo has been recalled to the squad, and Cagliari FC striker Kingston Mutandwa has received his first senior team call-up.
Kings Kangwa who is on loan to Kortrijk has also returned after missing the Four Nations Tournament in March.
Meanwhile, US Lecce winger Lameck Banda is out due to injury following surgery. Clatous Chama is said to have come off an injury, according to a statement from the Football Association of Zambia.
Other notables missing from the squad include Saudi Arabia-based in-form striker Fashion Sakala, who was not called up during the previous outing.
Zambia is second in Group E with three points, tied with leaders Moroccowho lead on goal difference. Niger is third followed by Tanzania who also have three points while Congo Brazzaville is at the bottom with no points.
FULL PROVISIONAL SQUAD
(GOALKEEPERS)
Charles Kalumba (Red Arrows), Lawrence Mulenga (Power Dynamos), Victor Chabu (Nchanga Rangers), Toaster Nsabata (Zesco United)
(DEFENDERS)
Tandi Mwape (Zesco United), Kabaso Chongo, Killian Kanguluma (both Kabwe Warriors), Stopilla Sunzu (Cangzhou Lions-China). Gift Mphande (Hapoel Rishon LeZion-Israel), Luka Banda (Napsa Stars), Frankie Musonda (AYR United-Scotland)
(MIDFIELDERS)
Benson Sakala (FK Mlada Boleslav-Czech), Miguel Chaiwa (FC Schaffhausen-Switzerland), Obino Chisala (Costa Do Sol-Mozambique), Lubambo Musonda (Silkeborg IF-Denmark). Abraham Siankombo, Kelvin Kapumbu (both Zesco United), Emmanuel Banda (Rijeka-Croatia), Kings Kangwa (Club Kortrijk-Belgiun). Joshua Mutale (Power Dynamos), Kelvin Kampamba (Al Nasr Benghazi-Libya), Gamphani Lungu (SuperSport United-South Africa)
(STRIKERS)
Patson Daka (Leicester City-England), Evans Kangwa (Shanghai Shenhua-China), Kingston Mutandwa (Cagliari-Italy), Edward Chilufya (Midtjlland-Denmark), Kennedy Musonda (Young Africans-Tanzania)
