Young Africans SC striker Clement Mzize continues to attract major attention across Africa, with top clubs competing for his signature. Egyptian giants Zamalek have now officially entered the race to sign the 21-year-old forward, following earlier offers from Al Ittihad (Libya) and JS Kabylie (Algeria).
In addition to these African clubs, reports indicate that Mzize has also received an offer from a club in France’s top-tier Ligue 1 — a clear sign that his talent is being recognized beyond the continent.
According to sources close to Yanga SC, the club’s management is open to releasing the striker, acknowledging that this is the right time for the youngster to test his luck on the international stage. Mzize has shown remarkable development over the past three years since being promoted to the senior team from the U20 squad.
Although he still has two years left on his contract with Yanga, his transfer is expected to earn the club a significant financial boost — potentially aiding in signing new players or strengthening the club's infrastructure.
This season in the NBC Premier League, Mzize has been on fire, scoring 13 goals and providing 4 assists, playing a key role in Yanga’s campaign to defend their league title.
If the move materializes, Mzize would become one of the few young players to make a direct leap from the Tanzanian Premier League to one of Africa’s top clubs — or even Europe — paving the way for other homegrown talents to follow in his footsteps
