The former stars of Yanga, Feisal Salum and Fiston Mayele, are as if they have crossed paths with a salary car because after they left, things have turned good for the Citizens
Yanga has continued where it ended last season despite losing those players where one, Feisal, landed Azam and Mayele going to Egypt's Pyramids FC, and the team made changes in the technical bench by bringing in coach Miguel Gamondi to inherit the bags of Nasreddine Nabi has become a hot spot.
Gamondi, who was strengthened in various areas as a plan to improve the squad, has made Yanga chew on the bone that defeated Nabi to reach the group stage in the African Champions League and if that was not enough, he has made it to the quarter-final stage with one game in hand against Al Ahly .
While the situation is the same for Yanga and his fans who enjoy the team's performance and completely forget that they had Mayele and Fesail in the squad, who made them walk chests forward last season, but the situation is fragile for those players in the international championship.
Feisal, who has nine goals in the Premier League with Azam FC, ended the first round of the African Confederation Cup where they were eliminated by Bahir Dar Kenema of Ethiopia on penalties 4-3, after a 3-3 draw. on the overall results despite initially appearing to have a great chance of going beyond that stage due to the presence of their opponents in the championship.
On his part, Mayele who was the top scorer in the Premier League last season along with Saido Ntibazonkiza with 17 goals, has ended up in the group stage of the African Champions League with Pyramids FC after last weekend's defeat by his home team TP Mazembe DR Congo with 3-0 goals.
Despite remaining one game ahead in group A, Pyramids with four points even if they win the last game in the stage against Mauritania's Nouadhibou cannot reach the 10 points that Mamelodi Sundowns and TP Mazembe have.
