Djuma Shaaban: Yanga SC-Simba SC compete for the stage of AS Vita defender

Tanzanian Continental Premier League giants Yanga SC and Simba SC will clashed over the signing of AS Vita right back Djuma Shaaban.

Wekundu wa Msimbazi was the first team to be associated with a defender of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He made a deep impression in the Caf Champions League Group A match in Kinshasa.

Although Simba won 1-0, Shaban’s performance still attracted the attention of Tanzanian giants.

Later, it was reported that Simba chose to withdraw from the game and sign him when he was injured in a training session with the national team. As Simba’s interest diminished, Yanga came over to ask him if he was free, and began the advanced conversation.

When Simba learned of Yanga’s move, they were said to have rekindled their interest, despite the surveillance of Tim Ya Mwananchi under Hersi Said (the person who is usually responsible for the club’s transfer transactions) Direct contact with Shaban.

athlete According to reports, Simba officials, who are close to Chairman Mo Dewji and are members of the board of directors, called AS Vita many times to learn how much progress Yanga has made in their talks.

It is said that Simba’s recent pursuit of the defender has been blessed by coach Didier Gomez da Rossa, who is believed to have been impressed by Shaban.

Msimbazi celebrities Hungry for another right back to ensure Shomari Kapombe, who has played most games for Simba, has a reliable screen.

David Kameta, who was signed before the start of the season, has not done enough to challenge the full-backs of the Taifa Stars.

“Darosa has already suggested to the club that signing a full-back is his top priority. This is to not put a lot of pressure on the position that Capomne reigns,” the source said.

“Simba did express interest, and I was already negotiating with Yanga, but I haven’t made a decision yet,” Shaaban said. “After we reached agreement on most of the deal, we almost reached an agreement with Yanga.

“Simba asked if I signed with Yanga, I told them I didn’t, but we are in deep negotiations.

“I handed them over to my manager because my role as a player is to play. Yanga and Simba are both big teams. I have friends on both sides, which means I will be ready to play I play for the agreed team.””

In the last transfer window, Simba signed a star from the Democratic Republic of Congo; Chris Mugalu has always been the center of choice, and Yanga brought in Tuisila Kisinda and Mukoko Tonombe, who are also regulars.