Young Africans (Yanga) are delaying the renewal of Bakari Mwamnyeto's contract due to financial considerations.The defender, who joined Yanga from Coastal Union in 2020, has become a key player in the club's dominance of Tanzanian football.However, negotiations for his contract renewal are stalled as the club reviews the financial demands of players whose deals have expired.Mwamnyeto is among several players awaiting new agreements after the 2025/2026 season.

Sources indicate that Yanga's management is reassessing whether to meet players' requests for higher signing fees, which exceed previous contracts.

The club emphasizes the need for a different approach to contract renewals compared to signing new players, as existing players have already contributed significantly to the team's success.Additionally, preparations for leadership elections following a demanding season are also contributing to the delay.

Mwamnyeto's manager, Carlos Silvester, confirmed the contract expired at the season's end and that the club is evaluating his performance before deciding on future moves.The situation highlights the financial challenges clubs face in balancing player demands with budget constraints.