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- Trent Alexander-Arnold joining Real Madrid

- Andrew Phiri on verge of joining Orlando Pirates

- Evans Kangwa Joins Saudi Arabian Club Abha as Free Agent

Trent Alexander-Arnold joining Real Madrid

Liverpool wingback Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly set to join Real Madrid at the end of the season.

Expectations of a departure from Liverpool as a free agent this summer have been growing in recent weeks. The saga is now at a conclusion following this week’s latest updates, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that the deal is now done.

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Andrew Phiri on verge of joining Orlando Pirates

South African top-flight club Orlando Pirates is assessing Zambia’s Andrew Phiri for a potential move.

Phiri is in South Africa and will train with Pirates for ten days before a deal can be reached.

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Evans Kangwa Joins Saudi Arabian Club Abha as Free Agent

Chipolopolo striker Evans Kangwa has signed with Saudi Arabian second-tier side Abha Club as a free agent for an undisclosed period.

Kangwa, who previously played for Qingdao Hainiu in the Chinese Super League, is now the second Zambian to join the Saudi Pro League, following Emmanuel Banda’s move to Al-Tai.

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Chiwisa joins Italy’s Union Clodiense

Zambia’s Mannah Chiwisa has joined Italian Serie C side Union Clodiense on loan from Atalanta FC until the end of the season.

Chiwisa, who was part of Avram Grant’s 55-man squad before the AFCON last year, previously played for Atalanta U23 team but struggled for game time.

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Lameck Banda and FC MUZA separate again

Lameck Banda has decided to leave FC Muza for the second time after returning to the club early this season.

BolaNews has established that the decision was made to have the coach leave his position as the club due to major differences with the club hierarchy.

FC MUZA COACH, LAMECK BANDA
FC MUZA coach Lameck Banda giving instructions during a Super League match- (Picture via FB/FC MUZA)

Talks are currently ongoing to have the contract mutually terminated.

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AC Milan reach agreement to sign Walker on loan

AC Milan have reportedly reached an agreement to sign English right-back Kyle Walker from Manchester City on a loan deal, according to renowned transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.

The deal will see Walker make a loan move to the Serie A club, with an option for AC Milan to make the transfer permanent at the end of the loan period. However, it is important to note that this buy option is not mandatory, meaning Milan will have the choice but is not obliged to purchase him outright.

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OFFICIAL: Cádiz signs two Zamnbian youngsters

Cádiz Club de Fútbol and Kafue Celtic Football of Zambia have reached an agreement for the incorporation of two Zambian players, Mbemba Kawangu (18) and Twizard Mulenga (17), into the Cádiz youth system.

Kawangu has signed “a contract with Junior A until 2029, while Mulenga joins “on loan to Mirandilla until the end of the season with an option to buy.”

Mbemba (17/6/2006) plays as a defensive midfielder and was trained at Atlético Lusaka. Twizard (18/04/2005) plays in the centre of the field and can alternate between various positions.

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OFFICIAL: Chisala joins Al Merrikh

Chipolopolo midfielder Obino Chisala has joined Sudanese side Al Merrikh SC on a free transfer from Costa do Sol of Mozambique.

The 25-year-old has signed a three-year contract with the club. He was unveiled on Monday by the Sundanese club.

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EXCLUSIVE: Granada set to sign Zambian striker Ingoma Mwanza

Spanish side Granada CF is set to sign Zambian striker Ingoma Mwanza from fifth-tier outfit CD Azuaga, BolaNews sources have exclusively revealed.

Mwanza will join Granada on an 18-month deal after impressing with Azuaga in the Tercera Federacion, where he has netted 14 goals in 17 matches.

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Zesco, Power bids for Andrew Phiri rejected

Copperbelt-based MTN Super League giants Zesco United and Power Dynamos have both seen their bids to sign FC MUZA striker Andrew Phiri rejected by the Mazabuka side, BolaNews has learned.

Phiri, who reluctantly returned to the club late this season after expressing a desire to leave, remains tied to MUZA after signing a contract extension last season.

This deal kept him at the club despite attracting serious interest from top teams, including Zesco United.

MUZA is determined to remain competitive and is holding firmly to its key players. This was evident in their fight to retain then-captain Kelvin Mwanza, who was on the verge of joining Power Dynamos during the off-season. The club managed to secure Mwanza’s services with a new long-term contract at the start of the season.

Phiri has been MUZA’s standout performer for the past three seasons, proving to be one of their most reliable goal scorers, having netted seven goals in 11 games.

Sources within the club suggest that only offers of ZMK2 million or more could persuade MUZA to consider letting go of their prized striker.

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