Mufulira Wanderers, the most successful football club in Zambia, is interested in signing Bandari striker Umaru Kasumba in the off-season transfer window.Wanderers, who regained top-flight status last year after a season in the second tier, consider Kasumba a priority signing and have already contacted the player and his representative to discuss personal terms.The club will however not secure Kasumba’s signature for free as he has five months remaining in his deal with the dockers.##NAJAVA_MECA_8154672##It is not clear whether the coastal side will be willing to let the striker leave at the end of the season.Earlier on, the club’s head coach John Baraza hinted of bringing in a new striker before the start of next season.When reached for a comment, the former Sofapaka man admitted to have been contacted by A club representative and head coach who all, explained the plan for the new season.Tanzanian Premier League side courting FC Talanta winger December KisakaMufulira, finished seventh in the concluded season after winning eleven, drawing ten, and losing 13 matches.“It is true the Mufulira have expressed in my services but we haven’t agreed on anything. I am still under contract at Bandari and furthermore, the season is not yet over,” he told Mozzart Sport.Should Mufulira succeed in their chase, the Ugandan striker will grace the Zambian Super League for the second time having featured for former champions Zesco United between July 2019 to January 2020.Omija proud to have kept Adingra quiet on his Harambee Stars debutThis is not the first time the Zambian club is interested in signing a player from the Kenyan league in recent times.Former Gor Mahia striker Anthony Nyangor, popularly known as Balotieno, and former AFC Leopards midfielder Victor Majid are some of Kenyan players who have played for the club.Kasumba returned to the Kenyan league in March 2021, signing for Bandari to mark his return to competitive football after more than a year in the cold.
