When Simba Club completes the registration of new players by announcing the attacking midfielder from Singida Black Stars, Yusuph Kagoma while their Moroccan goalkeeper, Ayoub Lakred, signs a new one-year contract, Investor, Honorary President and Chairman of the Board of the Directors, Mohamed 'Mo' Dewji, has said that he has decided to make a strong registration to restore the honor of the club
Speaking yesterday in the city of Dar es Salaam, Mo said he had made the big registration by involving more than 50 experts from various countries in the world, including Tanzania
"I believe we have made a big and good registration, it was not an easy task, I have tried to contact more than 50 people for this registration, I collaborated with scouts from the Netherlands, France, and others here in Tanzania to be able to register these players"
"As you can see, the team this trip has a lot of young people, they range from 20 to 24 years old, so I have great confidence that if we go to our preparations, the squad will have a good unity, they will bring us good results and return our happiness," he said that stressor
Mo, said he was happy to meet and see the players he has signed up with others, as most of them are meeting them for the first time 'live'
"I am happy because, many players have come from different countries, it was my first time to meet them, I also had the chance to meet the head coach, the technical bench, we had a good conversation, the team is now starting to go to Egypt for ' pre season', we will stay there for about 20 days, God willing we will return at the end of this month for Simba Day, August 3," said Mo
Yesterday afternoon, the club announced that attacking midfielder, Kagoma, was signing a three-year contract from Singida Big Stars. Before that, he played for Geita Gold Club and then joined Singida Fountain Gate, where he later went to Ihefu FC, which has been renamed Singida Black Stars.
The signing of that player makes Simba have 12 new players signed up for next season, seven are foreigners and five are natives. The seven foreign players are Jushua Mutale from Power Dynamos of Zambia, Steven Mukwala from Asante Kotoko of Ghana, Jean Charles Ahoa from, Stella Adjame of Ivory Coast, Debora Fernandes Mavambo from Mutondo Stars of Zambia, Augustine Okajepha, from Rivers United of Nigeria and Karaboue Chamou, from Racing Club d'Abidjan of Ivory Coast
