Chiukepo heading to Nomads

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Chiukepo Msowoya

Their rivalry has been there and perhaps will be forever, but now its a matter of who has enough money to siphon players from the other camp to another for Mighty Be Forward Wanderers and Nyasa Big Bullets.

Latest reports that Malawi24 is following show that with just seven days to go before the local transfer market finished, the Nomads have placed a bounty package to sign versatile striker, Chiukepo Msowoya from Bullets, inside sources have confirmed.

Sources say that the Nomads are in the quest of making vital signings ahead of the next season.

Chiukepo Msowoya
Heading to Nomads?:Msowoya

It is an open secret that having landed the sponsorship package from Japanese car dealer the Nomads have nothing short of making their sponsors proud in the next season which ignites next month.

No wonder, with the reports of the Lali Lubani side setting eyes on Chiukepo, they intend to boost their striking force to land the super league tag next season.

These reports have emerged just days after Jafali Chande left the Peoples team for the Nomads, after he was promised a bounty pay as well. They also have roped in Peter Wadabwa among others.

It is reported that the Nomads now want Msowoya who was the joint top goal scorer last season (14 goals) together with Innocent Bokosi of Red Lions and also got named player of the season.

The prolific ace has also turned down a new contract at Bullets.

As this post was made Nomads officials were yet to pick our calls to make a response on the matter.

However some sports fanatics suggest that Bullets would not let Msowoya leave the club because he has been consisten at the club and just got the captaincy role. He has however not signed a new contract with the Peoples team and is currently on national team duties in Guinea.

The Nomads finished fourth last season with 45 points, 21 behind of Champions Big Bullets.

Both the the clubs now have firm sponsors in the names of Be Forward and Nyasa Manufacturing Company.

(More reaction to follow)