Ekhaya sign Mnyenyembe from Blue Eagles

Young winger’s impressive first-round form earns him move to The Cowboys

Ekhaya FC has pulled off one of the transfer window’s most exciting signings, securing the services of 18-year-old winger Levison Mnyenyembe from FDH Bank Cup holders Blue Eagles on a three-year contract that will keep the promising talent at the club until 2028.

The Blantyre-born speedster has been turning heads since his return to Malawian football, and his move to The Cowboys represents both a homecoming and a significant step forward in what promises to be a stellar career.

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Mnyenyembe’s journey reads like a modern football fairytale. After honing his skills at the renowned Ascent Academy, where he established himself as one of the most promising talents in Malawian youth football, the young winger took the bold step of testing himself in European football.

His 2024 stint with Afturelding FC in Iceland provided invaluable experience, exposing him to a different style of play and helping develop the tactical awareness that has become evident in his recent performances.

Upon his return to Malawi, Mnyenyembe wasted no time making his mark with Blue Eagles. His first-round statistics tell the story of a player operating at peak form – 15 appearances across all competitions, two goals, two assists, and two Player of the Match awards represent the kind of consistency that catches the eye of bigger clubs.

Those numbers become even more impressive when considering this was his debut season in senior Malawian football following his European experience.

The move to Ekhaya FC represents more than just a transfer – it’s a reunion. Mnyenyembe will link up with former teammates Joshua Waka and Hermas Masinja, connections that could prove crucial as he settles into his new environment.

Speaking after completing his move, a humble but confident Mnyenyembe expressed his gratitude and ambition: “I should thank God for giving me this opportunity to join The Cowboys. I’m delighted because fitting into this team, I see myself improving as a player and as a person.”

The young winger’s measured response when asked about expectations suggests a player focused on letting his football do the talking: “I cannot say much, you have seen how I have performed in the first round with Blue Eagles. You will see as it happens and as you will tell.”

For The Cowboys, Mnyenyembe’s arrival addresses a key need for pace and creativity in the final third. His ability to operate effectively on either flank, combined with his eye for goal and assist-making ability, gives the coaching staff tactical flexibility that could prove decisive in crucial matches.

The three-year commitment also signals Ekhaya FC’s intent to build around young, talented players rather than relying solely on quick fixes. At just 18, Mnyenyembe represents the kind of investment that could pay dividends for seasons to come.