Kalengo Optimistic as Trident FC Eyes Super League Promotion in Nail-Biting Finale

Trident Football Club striker Maybin Kalengo has expressed unwavering confidence in his team’s chances of securing promotion to the coveted MTN Super League from the ZPL National League, as the season reaches its dramatic climax. With the promotion race going down to the wire, Trident FC finds itself in a thrilling three-way battle alongside River Plate and Prison Leopards, each vying for a coveted spot in the top tier of Zambian football.

Trident FC currently sits fourth, atop the promotion contenders with 54 points, closely followed by River Plate and Prison Leopards, both locked on 53 points. The final matches of the season will be decisive, with each of the three teams needing a victory to guarantee their ascent to the Super League.

Speaking in an exclusive interview, the experienced striker Maybin Kalengo articulated the significance of this moment for Trident FC.

“Being in a position to qualify for the Super League would be a thrilling opportunity, signifying significant success and a potential step into a higher tier of competition,” Kalengo stated.

“It would be a testament to hard work, dedication, and possibly strategic planning in the field. The possibility of playing at a higher level, facing tougher competition, and potentially experiencing greater exposure could be incredibly motivating for everyone involved.”
As the crucial final match looms large, Kalengo provided insights into the team’s current mindset.

“The team’s mood ahead of the final match is generally positive and focused,” he revealed.

“There’s a sense of anticipation and determination, with players and coaches eager to capitalize on their hard work and achieve victory. While there may be individual feelings of nervousness or pressure, the overall team spirit remains strong. We know what’s at stake, and we are prepared to give our absolute best.”

Kalengo also offered a broader perspective on the implications of promotion to the Super League.

“The importance of returning to the Super League depends on your perspective,” he explained.

“From a club’s perspective, it offers a chance to compete at the highest level and potentially increase revenue, attracting more fans and sponsorship opportunities. For our loyal supporters, it could mean more high-profile games and the chance to see their team compete against the best clubs in the country.”