
Zambian international midfielder Clatous Chama has officially rejoined Tanzanian giants Simba SC, signing a one-year contract that marks his return to the Dar es Salaam club. The move sees Chama come full circle after spells with rivals Young Africans SC (Yanga) and Singida Black Stars, reuniting with a club where he previously enjoyed immense success.
The return of the experienced midfielder is viewed as a major boost for Simba as they rebuild and strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming domestic season and continental assignments.
Chama’s Journey Away From Simba
Chama initially left Simba SC after the expiry of his contract, crossing the Dar es Salaam divide to join defending champions Yanga SC on a one-year deal. His switch to Yanga attracted significant attention, given his history and stature at Simba, where he had been a central figure in midfield.
Following his stint at Yanga, Chama moved on to join Singida Black Stars, where he continued to demonstrate his experience, leadership, and technical ability in the Tanzanian Premier League. His performances at Singida kept him firmly in the spotlight, paving the way for a return to familiar surroundings.
Return to Simba SC Confirmed
Simba SC have now confirmed Chama’s return on a one-year contract, bringing back a player who understands the club’s culture, expectations, and competitive demands. The midfielder rejoins Simba as a free agent, adding depth and experience to a squad undergoing restructuring.
Club officials believe Chama’s leadership, game intelligence, and creativity will be vital as Simba aim to reassert themselves both locally and in CAF competitions.
What Chama Brings to Simba
During his previous spell at Simba, Chama established himself as one of the most influential midfielders in the league, known for dictating tempo, breaking opposition lines, and delivering in big matches. His familiarity with the club and league is expected to allow for a smooth reintegration into the squad.
At 33, Chama also brings invaluable experience to a Simba side looking to balance youth with proven quality as they chase silverware.
Conclusion
Clatous Chama’s return to Simba SC closes a significant chapter in his Tanzanian football journey. After spells with Yanga SC and Singida Black Stars, the Zambian midfielder is back where he previously thrived, with Simba hoping his experience and leadership will help drive them back to the summit of Tanzanian football.


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