Bring on Henry Malinga and he teams up with Norman Blick and Geoffrey Soro then we torment teams.This the kind of talk amongest KIU Titans faithfuls amidst Henry Malinga’s awaited move to change allegiances from a Warrior to a Titan.
Yes, Norman Blick and Goefrey Soro are done deals, but for Malinga, well wishers have to pray a lot more if they are to watch Blick-Soro-Malinga front court in the new season that tipped-off last Friday.
According to several reports, KIU Titans have to shell out Shs 10M to trigger Malinga’s release who has a year left to his contract with his current pay masters.
Warriors’ C.E.O, Ivan Ntabazi has dealt an emphatic blow to Malinga’s hopes of leaving Warriors by stating the 36 year old will not be sold by the club. “Henry( Malinga) is still our player and he is not going any where. He still has a contract with us.”
Obviously, to sell to side like KIU will as well make the Varsity side more formidable. And even though the rancor between the two clubs after that pointed move still lingers, hopefuls KIU are confident they will land the veteran center. Nasser Serunjojji KIU’s team Manager said “Henry has made up his mind and wants to play for us. It is just some paper work to be completed and he should be able to play for us this week (against Our Saviour).”
Former club Star Times Falcons expressed their interest once again, but the veteran center is expected to dispel any other team’s offers. He desperately wants to swap clubs but he is also aware of his contract issues as the deal is deemed imminent by both sides. “I’m still a Warriors’ player because I still have a year with them.”
The new set stipulation drags out an already length transfer process.