Chama has headed to Zambia’s national team ‘Chipolopolo’, now preparing for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations finals to be held in Ivory Coast from January 13 to February 11.
It was said that the Zambian midfielder would be joined by the Disciplinary Committee’s members via Zoom to hear and defend the case facing him.
The Msimbazi Street club’s versatile midfielder Nassor Kapama is on the verge of joining NBC Premier League club, Mtibwa Sugar, on loan until the end of the season.
However, the midfielder is not in head coach Abdelhak Benchikha's plans, so he will join Mtibwa Sugar on loan to finish the remaining six months of his contract with the Msimbazi Street outfit.
Simba SC has further strengthened the outfit's midfield after signing Senegalese midfielder Babacar Sarr.
Chama and Kapama were suspended by their club's leadership on December 21 last year for misconduct.
The Zambian midfielder allegedly verbally abused Simba SC’s physical conditioner, Kamal Boudjenane, when the team was warming up before locking horns with Morocco’s Wydad AC in this season’s CAF Champions League match in Dar es Salaam on December 19, 2023.
It is also alleged that Kapama did not attend training several times, saying that he is pushing for a move out of the side because he does not get a chance to play in the team.
The meeting has not yet been held, because if it is held, what was discussed in the meeting should be sent to the club’s Board of Directors.
The board’s decision should be made based on the information presented by the players after being interviewed by the committee,” one of the board members who opted for anonymity disclosed.
He noted: “It is not known when, because it is the responsibility of the Disciplinary Committee that decides when to question the players, the board is the last step to go through them and either bless or not bless what was brought.”
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