Azam FC attacking midfielder Iddi Suleiman, popularly known as "Nado," has confirmed that his contract with the club has expired, although he declined to reveal whether he will remain at Chamazi as speculation linking him with Yanga continues to grow.
A reliable source within the Yanga leadership has confirmed that the Tanzania Mainland champions have opened negotiations with the player's representatives in an effort to secure his signature.
Yanga began monitoring Nado several weeks ago after learning that his contract with Azam FC was nearing its expiry without a new agreement being signed.
Nado is regarded as a player capable of strengthening the team's wide attacking options. He enjoyed an impressive 2025/26 season, establishing himself as one of Azam FC's most influential players.
His statistics underline his importance, having contributed to 13 goals by scoring eight and providing five assists during the campaign.
His ability to play on the wings, deliver accurate crosses, and attack defenders with pace made him one of Azam FC's key performers throughout the league season.
For Yanga, Nado is viewed as an ideal addition as the club looks to strengthen its wing positions, particularly because of his experience in the NBC Premier League and his consistent performances over the past season.
Yanga struggled to get the desired impact from their wide attackers during the recently concluded campaign, with several signings failing to meet expectations.
Pacome Zouzoua was the club's primary option on the left wing, but he missed several matches through injury.
In Yanga's final match of the season against JKT Tanzania, Pacome suffered a serious injury that could keep him sidelined for an extended period.
As a result, Yanga are expected to prioritize signing additional wingers during the current transfer window as they seek to restore their attacking strength from the flanks.
