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CASTLE Lager Premier Soccer League outfit Yadah Stars have strengthened their squad with three key midfield signings following the lifting of a Fifa transfer ban.
The club, which had only 13 registered players due to a Fifa transfer ban, is now looking to compete at a higher level in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League. The outfit recently registered midfield genius King Nadolo, who finished the 2024 season in the books of PSL newboys Scottland FC.
The talented Nadolo is back at the Miracle Boys camp on a season-long loan from Scottland FC.
Nadolo previously played for Yadah in 2024 before making a mid-season switch to Scottland. His return adds creativity and attacking power to the team’s midfield.
The Miracle Boys also roped in the services of veteran midfielder on a one-year loan deal from Scottland FC. With his vast experience, Mucheneka is expected to bring stability, leadership and depth to the Miracle Boys’ midfield.
Unheralded is another addition in the Yadah Stars camp Svinurayi Migoz.
He previously played for ZPC Kariba.
His versatility and technical ability will be a valuable asset for the team.
Yadah FC had been under a Fifa-imposed transfer ban due to an outstanding US$80 000 debt owed to three Brazilian players.
The club struggled with a depleted squad in the opening three fixtures.
However, Yadah has now cleared its debt in full, leading Fifa to lift the ban.
This allows the club to register new players and strengthen their squad for the on-going season.
Bulawayo football giants, Highlanders, were faced with the same predicament.
The ban barred Bosso from registering new players ahead of the 2025 league season, which kicked off three weeks ago, leaving them with a limited squad of less than 20 players.
