WIRE — Zimbabwean striker Tsimba Tinaye Nigel arrived in the country yesterday to complete his move to FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Football Club. He was welcomed at Chileka International Airport in Blantyre by Bullets official Elvis Kasitomu. The 22-year-old said he was looking forward to the next chapter of his career. "I am happy to be here in Malawi. I cannot wait to play for Bullets," he said. Nigel recently helped Team Zimbabwe win gold at the Confederation of University and Colleges Sports Association (Cucsa) Games in Gaborone, Botswana. Bullets have also been linked with Mighty Wanderers striker Christopher Kumwembe, who recently returned to the country following the expiry of his loan spell with Green Buffaloes. Sports analyst Parry Chinyama said Nigel could strengthen the Bullets squad. "The team has a number of average players, so they need fresh additions. It is a good move," he said. Bullets are also assessing defender Alhaji Travis Mnjale, who captained Team Malawi at the Cucsa Games in Botswana. Last month, Bullets coach Wedson Nyirenda said he wanted to strengthen his squad with four new players.
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