FCB Nyasa Big Bullets are delighted to announce the signing of Zimbabwean striker Tinaye Tsimba on a two-year contract, subject to registration.
The 23-year-old earned his move to The People’s Team after impressing Wedson Nyirenda following his arrival in Malawi last month.
Tsimba has previously represented Sheasham FC and Bikita Minerals in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League, as well as FC Wangu Mazodze and FC Hunters in Division One.
He also represented Zimbabwe at the 2026 Confederation of Universities and Colleges Sports Association Games in Botswana, scoring three goals as his country won gold in the men’s football competition.
The forward becomes Bullets’ second signing of the current transfer window after Liberian midfielder Sheku Sheriff and adds further depth to Nyirenda’s attacking options.
Tsimba said:
“Firstly, I want to thank God for giving me this opportunity to be in Malawi and play for FCB Nyasa Big Bullets, and I also want to thank the coaches for giving me this opportunity to play for this team. I am super excited.
“Bullets is one of the biggest clubs in Africa and the biggest in Malawi. This made me jump at this opportunity. It’s a dream come true for me.
“Challenge accepted. Football is one language. I might speak a different language, but football is one language. You just have to play as the coach says and show your skills on the pitch.
“I will do my best to score goals. I am promising the coaches and supporters that I am here to score goals, and I will give my 100 per cent.”
Nyirenda said:
“Tinaye has the height and strength to hold the ball up front and wait for the oncoming midfielders. He also has the aggression and courage to attack aerial balls and crosses, and he has proven to be a goal-hungry player.
“He has very good speed and he is also a good finisher. Tinaye should be able to give us more depth in the team and more competition for positions.”
