L ast season, Mighty Mukuru Wanderers started at full throttle, winning four TNM Super League games on the bounce before drawing their fifth match. Not this time. The Nomads were left frustrated yesterday after being held to a one-all draw by Lilongwe-based Kamuzu Barracks (KB) in their opening match at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre. In
Ambitious newly-promoted TNM Super League side Creck Sporting Club have spent K32 million on the transfer market to beef up the squad ahead of the 2024 TNM Super League season. This makes them the second highest spender on the transfer market with Lilongwe-based Silver Strikers topping the list at K40 million. The spendthrift side has
FCB Nyasa Bullets head coach stands at the summit as the highest paid coach in the TNM Super League with a salary of $6 050 (about K10.89 million) ahead of the 2024 season. Weekend Nation has also established that newly-appointed Mighty Mukuru Wanderers gaffer Nsanzurwimo Ramadhan comes second having been offered a $3 500 (about
National Football Coaches Association (NFCA) says it anticipates massive loss of jobs for coaches at the end of the 2024 football season due unrealistic targets set by TNM Super League clubs. Eleven TNM Super League clubs have appointed new coaches and set targets of winning at least the league as well as either the FDH