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Power Dynamos Football Club has announced the signing of six players on permanent transfers as the Club prepares for the new season.
The Kitwe-based side described the recruitment drive as part of its efforts to strengthen all departments ahead of domestic and continental competitions.
The six players are Chadian international striker, Amine Hiver, Marvin Omondi Nabwire, Mathews Chabala, Kafunti Saisada, Wilson Sosho Chisala and Nsoh Fabrice Ndeh.
Hiver joins from ZESCO United FC, while defender Mathews Chabala also arrives from ZESCO. Kafunti Saisada was signed from Trident FC.
In midfield, Nabwire comes in from AFC Leopards of Kenya, Chisala from ZANACO FC, and Nsoh from PWD Social Football Club of Cameroon.
“These signings are a statement of intent. We have identified players who not only possess quality but also embody the values of the Club,” Power Dynamos Chief Executive Officer Gibson Chaloba said.
Chaloba said Hiver was expected to strengthen the striking department by adding quality, movement and a reliable goal threat in the final third.
In defence, Chabala and Kafunti are expected to bring experience, versatility, physical strength and backline stability.
“We have identified players who not only possess quality but also embody the values of the Club,” Chaloba added, emphasizing the recruitment criteria.
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The midfield trio of Nabwire, Chisala and Nsoh will be tasked with providing creativity, energy and tactical composure, while improving ball retention and transition play.
Power Dynamos also confirmed contract extensions for several existing players. Midfielders Ronnel Manyanga, Salulani Phiri, Linos Makwaza Jnr, Innocent Kashita and striker Titus Chansa have all committed their futures.
Goalkeepers Lawrence Mulenga and Josphat Lilanda, plus defenders Jackson Mulambia and Kondwani Chiboni, have also signed new deals.
“Retaining key players was equally important in maintaining continuity and strengthening the team ahead of the new campaign,” Chaloba noted.
The team is scheduled to depart for Pretoria, South Africa on Friday, July 31, 2026, for a 10-day pre-season camp.
Chaloba said the camp would be used to integrate new signings, build fitness, and fine-tune tactics ahead of the kickoff of the new season.
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