Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Simba club, Salim Abdallah 'Try Again', has said that the squad improvement exercise is still ongoing and is being done by Head Coach Abdelhak Benchikha in collaboration with the leaders
Try Again has said that Simba needs players who give themselves and fight for Simba and not the other way around. He said Coders should expect greater improvements in the next registration window
"The big window is coming, I insist to say again, this is not a debate, we will not look at the face or the name of a person or how famous you are, or how much fans accept you, what we want is what you give to our club"
em>"A player has been hired, your job is to work to bring victory to Simba, if you fail, we remove you, we put another one, so we will continue with this sword as usual, right now we are sharpening it for work at the end of the season"
p>"I call on all the players to work to help the Simba club, otherwise 'thank you' will apply to him at the end of the league," insisted Try Again
Simba SC has already released some players and sent others on loan at the end of the small registration window
The players are Jimmson Mwanuke and Nassor Kapama who went to Mtibwa Sugar, Shaaban Chilunda who went to KMC, Jean Baleke who returned to TP Mazembe, and Moses Phiri who went to Power Dynamos of Zambia
The team has signed Babacar Sarr as a free player after finishing his contract with US Monastir Club of Tunisia, Salehe Karabaka from JKU of Zanzibar, Omar Jobe from Zhenis of Kazakhstan, Freddy Michael Kouablan, signing from Green Eagles of Zambia, and Ladack Chasambi from Mtibwa Sugar
Try Again has said that Benchikha was the one who recommended the players who were signed and left, while others survived the Revolution Cup