By Twink Jones Gadama
CRECK Sporting Club has officially announced the appointment of Joseph Kamwendo as its new head coach, replacing Macdonald Mtetemera who left the team by mutual consent. Kamwendo, a former captain of the Malawi national team, will be assisted by Gift Mkandawire and Harrison Saidi as vice and second vice coaches, respectively.
The appointment of Kamwendo is a significant boost for CRECK Sporting Club, which has been seeking to strengthen its coaching staff. Kamwendo brings a wealth of experience to the role, having played for several top-tier teams in Malawi and abroad. His appointment is also a testament to his coaching abilities, which have been recognized by the Football Association of Malawi (FAM).
In a related development, FAM has confirmed that Kamwendo has passed the CAF B Coaching license exams, which qualifies him to coach in the elite league. This achievement is a significant milestone for Kamwendo, who has been working tirelessly to develop his coaching skills.
Kamwendo’s appointment has been welcomed by CRECK Sporting Club’s fans, who are optimistic that he will bring success to the team. The club’s management has also expressed its confidence in Kamwendo’s ability to lead the team to victory.
“We are delighted to appoint Joseph Kamwendo as our new head coach,” said a statement from CRECK Sporting Club’s management. “We believe that he has the necessary experience and coaching skills to lead our team to success. We are confident that he will bring a new level of excitement and passion to our team.”
Kamwendo’s first task will be to prepare the team for the upcoming season, which is expected to be highly competitive. He will also be working closely with the club’s management to identify and recruit new talent to strengthen the team.
The appointment of Joseph Kamwendo as CRECK Sporting Club’s new head coach is a significant development for the team. With his wealth of experience and coaching skills, Kamwendo is expected to bring success to the team. His appointment is also a testament to his hard work and dedication to developing his coaching skills.
