Immediate former Bandari midfielder Danson Chetambe is banking on the continental and national team experience he garnered while in the books of the Dockers to attract lucrative offers in the transfer window.Chetambe’s three-year stay at Bandari came to an end on Wednesday following the expiry of his contract but he is confident of landing top of the drawer deals when the window opens.Former Zoo FC midfielders Danson Chetambe and Collins Agade have left Bandari FC.#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/7JFLMpeFOC— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) June 29, 2022 Another player who bade the costal side farewell is defensive midfielder Collins Agade who joined the outfit four years ago from Muhoroni Youth.Chetambe who joined Bandari in June 2019 from Zoo FC, featured in the club’s continental campaign in the same year that saw the club nearly punch its way to the Confederation Cup group stages.##NAJAVA_MECA_6481732##The midfielder marked his Stars debut with an assist last year against South Sudan in a friendly match, staged at the Nyayo Stadium, setting up Elvis Rupia who made the difference in the game.“I am counting on the experience I gained in continental matches and the national team to secure good offers in the transfer window. I am sure suitors from within and without will come my way soon and will eventually settle for the best,” he said.Bandari’s Chetambe eager to guide his young bros to stardomChetambe in the meantime is grateful to Bandari for affording him the stage to showcase his talent. The soft-spoken midfielder who was used sparingly in the second leg of the concluded season said he made good use of the platform offered by the Anthony Kimani coached side to better himself.“I have had three good seasons with Bandari and I will forever remain grateful to them for offering me the opportunity to play. I enjoyed every bit of my stay at the club and I wish them well in the subsequent season. I have certainly left a better player than I joined,” he remarked.
