Lusaka Dynamos F.C.

Lusaka Dynamos
Full name Lusaka Dynamos Football Club
Nickname(s) The Elite
Founded 1979
Ground National Heroes Stadium
Lusaka, Zambia
Capacity 60,000
League Zambian Premier League

Lusaka Dynamos Football Club is a Zambian football club based in Lusaka.They play in the top division in Zambian football. It is renowned for its ability to nurture upcoming footballers into full-fledged players. The club's President is Hanif Adam - a businessman and experienced administrator. All home games are played at National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka.

History

The club was formed in 1979 by Hanif Adam who was a popular DJ around Lusaka nightclubs. He was also a part time player at the club, which slowly evolved into one that focused on giving youths from different communities opportunities, and then later sell them on.

Lusaka Dynamos has sold players to destinations including Germany, Israel, and South Africa. A number of former Zambia National Team players trace their roots to the club.

Lusaka Dynamos has also given opportunities to footballers who arrived as refugees in Zambia to revive their careers at the club, with a number coming from Rwanda and Liberia. The club a few years ago decided to change its strategy in a bid to compete for honors. The club has recently signed several star players from across Africa, as well as identifying potential stars of the Zambian game.

Lusaka Dynamos have yet to win a league title with its best position being 6th in 2007 while the club won its one and only trophy in the 2008 BP Top 8 Cup after beating Zesco United 1-0 in the final.

Achievements

2008

Club officials

  • President: Hanif Adam
  • Club Patron: Patrick Kangwa
  • Treasurer: Meeth Naik

Coaching staff

  • Head Coach: Zambia Patrick Phiri
  • Team Manager: Zambia Francis Bwalya
  • Coach: Zambia Ronald Mukosha
  • Coach: Zambia Manchi Janza
  • Coach: Democratic Republic of the Congo Eric Kapena
  • Coach: Zambia Stanley Mumba

2017 squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
22 Democratic Republic of the Congo GK Monga Ndala
21 Ghana GK Mohammed Muntari
30 Zambia GK Dani Sikanyika
24 Ghana DF Lee Addy
5 Democratic Republic of the Congo DF Eric Kabulo
3 Zambia DF Luka Tembo
15 Zambia DF Paul Banda
23 Uganda DF Joseph Ochaya
50 Togo DF Emmanuel Mathias
13 Zambia DF Patience Ikamba
10 Zambia MF Portipher Zulu
38 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Lemisa Moussa
16 Zambia MF Sydney Kalume
2 Zambia MF Adubelo Phiri
31 Zambia MF Marvin Jere
No. Position Player
34 Brazil MF Paolo Leomar
77 Zambia MF Aubrey Funga
14 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Jimmy Nkongo
18 Zambia MF Emmanuel Habasimbi
40 Zambia MF Godfrey Chibanga
20 Zambia MF Mwansa Nsofwa
35 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Keta Ilunga
17 Zambia FW Cletus Chama
11 Zambia FW Conlyde Luchanga
9 Democratic Republic of the Congo FW Chris Mugalu
8 Democratic Republic of the Congo FW Darcy Mbaka
37 Uganda FW Herman Wasswa
28 Zambia FW Simon Mulenga
7 Zambia FW Fwayo Tembo
12 Zambia FW Jacob Mupeta

Former players

References

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