Nsumba signed a two-year deal that will keep him at “The Lions of Fort Hill” until 2028.
He had initially joined the Chitipa town-based entity last season.
“I am glad to have extended my stay at Chitipa United Football Club, and I am ready to give my best here (in Malawi),” Nsumba revealed.
Nsumba beefs up the goalkeeping department, which has Zambian John Banda and reserve goalkeeper Tuntufye Mwalilino.
The other foreign legion of players at the club includes Olamba Ogese (Zambia), Zenga Manda and Friday Oliafor Osagie.
Chitipa United Football Club host their home matches at the 20,000-seater Karonga stadium in Northern Malawi.
Nsumba is a promising goalkeeper with a relatively good height, excellent shot-stopping skills and a great game reader.
He commenced his football career at Peace for Children Sports Academy in Kisenyi.
Then, he moved to Mydel Youth Academy and All Winners FC Academy in Lubaga, and played High school football with Uganda Martyrs High School Lubaga.
He has been part and parcel of Wakiso Giants football club (Purple Sharks) development.
Last year, Nsumba travelled to France, where he had a trial stint at Hyeres Football Club in the National Football League Two.
He has had trials in South Africa with Pretoria Callies Football Club, who spotted him at South Africa’s best Kasi football tournament known as “Philly’s Games”.
Until his departure to Malawi, he was a member of Kajjansi United Football Club in the Buganda Regional League.
Chitipa United Football Club is currently 7th on the team log in the Malawi Premier League.
