Malawi’s Super League champions Nyasa Big Bullets have signed defender Hadji Wali and midfielder Mphatso Magaleta on a three-year contract ahead of the new domestic season next month.

Wali has joined the 15-time league champions as a free agent after being off-loaded by Silver Strikers, whereas Magaleta has signed from relegated Ntopwa FC.

The two players impressed Bullets’ Zimbabwean coach Kalisto Pasuwa, who is chasing a record extending fourth consecutive league title under his reign, during two-week trials.

Magaleta and Wali have since told Bullets website that they are delighted to sign for the team that is synonymous with winning silverware.

“I am very delighted to join this big team. It is a dream come true for me to play for the People’s Team,” Wali told the website, remarks which Magaleta echoed separately.

Bullets have also promoted players such as Patrick Mwaungulu, Kesten Simbi, Thomson Magombo and Yankho Singo from their reserve side.

Pasuwa has bolstered his squad weeks after releasing experienced defenders Sankhani Mkandawire, Pilirani Zonda, strikers; Chiukepo Msowoya, Zicco Mkanda, Bright Munthali, midfielders; Nelson Kangunje, Dalitso Sailesi and Chimango Kaira.

The domestic season in Malawi starts on March 5 when Bullets face Silver in a Charity Shield match.