FCB Nyasa Big Bullets are delighted to confirm that midfielder Chawanangwa Gumbo has signed a new three-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2028.
Gumbo has been with The People’s Team since 2022 and has developed into a key figure in the middle of the park, consistently delivering impactful performances in domestic competitions.
Since his arrival, the midfielder has made 86 appearances, contributing 14 goals and 13 assists in all competitions.
This season alone, Gumbo has already featured 13 times and remains an integral part of Peter Mponda’s setup.
Speaking about the contract extension, head coach Peter Mponda said:
“Gumbo has grown into one of the most dependable players in our squad. His understanding of our system, work ethic, and consistency are exactly what we want at Bullets. This is a player who has given everything for the badge since he joined us, and his decision to stay shows loyalty and belief in what we’re building. His commitment gives us stability as we continue pushing for more success.”
The Midfielder Reflects on Contract Extension
Speaking after putting pen to paper, the 23-year-old shared his joy at committing his future to the club:
“It’s amazing. Being part of this club is a dream come true. For the past three years, we have achieved a lot together, and I was ready to continue my journey with the club.”
He added that Bullets’ structure continues to offer the right environment for players to thrive:
“The way things are run here—this club offers a clear path for success. If a player wants to do something better in life, this is the perfect club. You go step by step, and that’s something I’ve experienced here.”
Reflecting on his development, he said:
“When I joined, there were things I didn’t know. But as time went on, I found direction. I couldn’t imagine how quickly we’ve developed together, and I’m grateful for that.”
Looking ahead, Gumbo remains hungry:
“My ambition is to achieve more with this club. We’ve already done so much, but I want us to keep winning trophies and stick together, just as we have done in past seasons.”
On the importance of belief and competition:
“If you want to be the best, you have to compete with the best. Believe in yourself and stay strong—everything is possible.”
And to the supporters, he had a heartfelt message:
“This club means a lot to me. I’ve grown into a man since I came here. It’s an amazing place to be. To the fans—thank you for your support in both the highs and lows. We’ll keep fighting for you, and the best is yet to come this season.”
