Yanga Football Club has officially signed Zambia international defender Kennedy Kangwanda following his impressive performances with the Red Arrows national team during the 2026 season.

The 28-year-old defender, who has gained recognition for his defensive skills and leadership on the pitch, is set to join the Tanzanian side ahead of the new campaign.This move comes as Yanga aims to strengthen its squad for competitive matches in the Tanzanian Premier League and regional tournaments.

Kangwanda's contract with the club includes a clause allowing him to represent the national team, which aligns with his commitment to both club and country.The signing is part of Yanga's strategy to build a balanced team capable of challenging for top honors.

Other notable transfers include the acquisition of French-based Senegalese striker Cheikh Ibrahima Touré and Marseille academy graduate Zakouani, further bolstering the squad's depth.

The club's management emphasized that Kangwanda's experience and tactical awareness will be crucial in key matches, particularly against rival teams in the league.Fans are optimistic about the new additions, believing they will enhance Yanga's competitiveness in the upcoming season.