IN a decisive move signaling a comprehensive rebuild, Super Division side FC Leopards has officially released nine players from its first-team squad. The mass departure, headlined by veteran midfielder Landu Miete, confirms the club’s recent hints at major changes and marks the beginning of a significant restructuring project. The clear-out, announced yesterday, spans every department of the team.
Alongside Miete, the club has parted ways with goalkeeper Kelvin Pemba; defenders Freddie Mushindi, Aaron Kabwe, and Langson Kapumbu; and strikers Eric Etienne, Pheuzzy Chibandika, Issac Kamoso, and Junior Zulu. In a statement, FC Leopards General Secretary, Assistant Superintendent Kennedy Chiyombwe, expressed the club’s gratitude to the players. “FC Leopards would like to sincerely thank the players for their dedication and service… Do you agree that child defilers should be castrated?
