Yanga SC Head of Information and Communications, Ally Kamwe, has urged the club’s members and supporters to remain patient and continue backing the team, insisting that their opinions and complaints have been received and will be addressed.
Kamwe made the remarks as Yanga continue preparations for the first leg of their second-round CAF Champions League tie against Madagascar’s CFFA FC, scheduled for Saturday.
The match comes at a time when Yanga are seeking a positive result in continental competition, with supporters hoping to see their team deliver a strong performance and put themselves in a good position to progress to the next stage.
Speaking about the club’s current situation, Kamwe emphasized the importance of supporters remaining calm and continuing to trust the team, noting that their support is crucial as the squad prepares for the important encounter.
He also addressed the concerns and complaints raised by Yanga members and fans following the club’s 2-1 defeat to traditional rivals Simba SC in the Kariakoo Derby.
Kamwe said the club had received the feedback and that the issues raised would be addressed, urging supporters to remain patient as they await action from the club’s leadership.
His remarks suggest that Yanga are aware of the expectations among their supporters, who want to see improvements in the team’s performances in upcoming matches, particularly following the derby defeat.
For now, Yanga’s attention is focused on their upcoming clash against CFFA FC, which presents an opportunity to continue their CAF Champions League campaign and secure a positive result ahead of the return leg.
However, alongside preparations for the match, how the club responds to supporters’ concerns remains an important issue for Yanga fans.
