Former Nkana Head Coach Beston Chambeshi Emerges as Prime Contender for Trident FC

Former Nkana Head Coach Beston Chambeshi Emerges as Prime Contender for Trident FC’s Top Coaching Role

Trident FC, in their quest to revamp their coaching staff, has reportedly set their sights on former Nkana Head Coach Beston Chambeshi as the leading candidate to take over the reins. This development comes on the heels of Trident’s decision to place Israel Mwanza on administrative leave. Emmanue Kenny Chanda provides insights into this potential coaching transition.

Beston Chambeshi, who recently found himself on administrative leave at Nkana, has emerged as the top candidate for the head coaching position at Trident FC. Although formal contacts and negotiations have yet to commence, Chambeshi‘s impressive track record and coaching expertise have positioned him as the preferred choice.

Chambeshi, a well-respected figure in Zambian football, boasts a wealth of experience in managing and mentoring teams at various levels. His potential appointment to Trident FC would mark an exciting new chapter in his coaching journey, as well as a fresh start for the club.

In addition to Beston Chambeshi, another name that has surfaced as a possible contender for the coaching role at Trident FC is Aggrey Chiyange, the former coach of Nchanga Rangers. While Chambeshi holds the front-runner status, Chiyange’s coaching credentials make him a worthy alternative should negotiations with Chambeshi not come to fruition.

Trident FC’s decision to seek new leadership at the helm of their coaching staff reflects their commitment to enhancing the team’s performance and achieving their goals in the upcoming season. As the football community eagerly awaits further developments, the impending appointment of a new head coach at Trident FC promises to be a significant move in the Zambian football landscape.