While Yanga fans continue to enjoy due to the excellent performance shown by their team that won eight out of nine matches in the Premier League, the head coach, Miguel Gamondi is calculating to strengthen his team more
Yanga, who leads the Premier League standings with 24 points and 26 goals, is currently preparing for six group matches of the Champions League, expected to start away against CR Belouizdad of Algeria, on November 24 before hosting Al Ahly of Egypt one week later in the city of Dar es Salaam.
But in addition to being in preparation for the matches against the club from North Africa, it has been stated that coach Gamondi has already submitted a technical bench report to the club's bosses, which has started to be done even before the registration window has opened on December 16 .
Information from inside Yanga is Gamondi's report which has already started to be worked on by the two top bosses of the club, it wants two quality machines to exceed the players currently in the squad
According to Mwanaspoti , the report has shown that the first player required is a striker with great scoring quality who will add to the edge of the attacking area of the champions, as he has not been returned to work at the moment, despite the team leading for scoring many goals in the Premier League.
According to the report, there is a high possibility that the current striker Hafiz Konkoni will be given a farewell hand in case Yanga gets the star they are currently chasing, whose name has been kept secret.
Gamondi has also mentioned the need for a winger who is fast and knows how to break the wall and who is required to surpass all the wings in the squad including Mahlatse Makudubela 'Skudu', Maxi Nzengeli, Jesus Moloko and Denis Nkane.
Yanga President Engineer Hersi Said has already started working on the recommendations yesterday through telephone communication with Yanga Information Officer Ali Kamwe, promising fans and members of Yanga that they will complete the registration of the small window early and Yanga will be the first club to introduce new players when the window opens
