FCB Nyasa Big Bullets have officially announced that legendary Head Coach Kalisto Pasuwa will part ways with the club on December 31, 2024, as his contract comes to an end.
Pasuwa, who took charge of Nyasa Big Bullets six years ago, departs as one of the most iconic figures in the club’s storied history. Under his remarkable leadership, “The People’s Team” achieved an unprecedented five consecutive TNM Super League titles, cementing their dominance in Malawian football.
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Book NowDuring his tenure, Pasuwa guided the team to an impressive trophy haul that includes five Charity Shields, three Airtel Top 8 Cups, two FDH Bank Cups, and the prestigious Castel Challenge Cup. His exceptional ability to inspire players and deliver consistent success earned him a place among the greatest football minds in the region.
“Kalisto Pasuwa’s contributions to Nyasa Big Bullets are immeasurable. His name will forever be etched in the history of this club. We are deeply grateful for everything he has done and wish him nothing but success in his future endeavors,” read the club’s statement.
Pasuwa’s time with Nyasa Big Bullets was defined by his unwavering commitment, tactical brilliance, and a winning mentality that transformed the team into an unstoppable force. His legacy goes beyond the trophies, as he instilled a culture of excellence that will guide the club for years to come.
As the curtain falls on this golden era, Nyasa Big Bullets have assured fans that plans for the appointment of Pasuwa’s successor are underway.
However, the legend of Kalisto Pasuwa will remain a cherished chapter in the hearts of supporters and the annals of Malawian football history.
