Tanzanian Premier League outfit Azam FC home to Harambee Stars midfield dynamo Kenneth Muguna has ended the four-year marriage with right back, Nicholas Wadada.The overlapping full back joined Azam in 2018 from Vipers and leaves the former as a free agent following the expiry of his contract that had been renewed in January 2020.Wadada who boasts of international experience having featured for the national team for years is said to be on his way to Ihefu FC who earned promotion to the top flight. #ThankYouForTheMemories Tumefikia makubaliano ya kuachana na aliyekuwa beki wetu wa kulia, Nickolas Wadada, aliyemaliza rasmi mkataba wake.Tunashukuru kwa mchango wako, na kila la kheri huko uendako, Wadada! #WeAreAzamFC #TimuBoraBidhaaBora pic.twitter.com/L65oKvRmYI— Azam FC (@azamfc) July 8, 2022 Ihefu, an outfit based in Mbeya was kicked out of the league last year but won the second tier league to regain their top flight status. The player had a smooth start of life in the Tanzanian league as he was named the defender of the season in 2019, a year he was also nominated for the MVP award that was scooped by a Zambian playmaker Clatous Chama who plies his trade with Simba.Five FKFPL clubs after Talanta’s hero KahiroWadada leaves the ice-cream makers alongside Yvan Mballa who also ran out his season-long contract. The player joined Azam from Zambia’s Forest Rangers alongside Mathias Kigonya, a former Sofapaka player who was also deemed surplus to requirement. 📸🎥 C H I L A M B O#WeAreAzamFC #TimuBoraBidhaaBora pic.twitter.com/3yfDTChIaU— Azam FC (@azamfc) July 8, 2022 Apart from letting players go, the former CECAFA Kagame Cup holders have strengthened the team by acquiring Abdul Sopu from Coastal Union. The attacker made himself a name after striking an hat-trick in the FA Cup final against champions Yanga last weekend. Other players who have joined the club are Nathaniel Chilambo and Cleophance Mkandala who were poached from Ruvu Shooting and Dodoma Jiji respectively.
