BULLETS MAKE HISTORY WITH K3.4B FROM FCB AND ZONSE LOTTO AHEAD OF 2026/27 SEASON

 

 

BULLETS MAKE HISTORY WITH K3.4B FROM FCB AND ZONSE LOTTO AHEAD OF 2026/27 SEASON

BY ADRIAN SIMANGO

First Capital Bank has increased its sponsorship of Nyasa Big Bullets from K500 million to K3 billion over three years a 600% raise   making it the biggest backer in Malawian football. Zonse Lotto has also joined with K400 million, positioning Bullets as the most financially supported club ahead of 2026/27 season.

Nyasa Big Bullets team: most financially supported club |curtesy 
of Bullets team

Zonse Lotto Brands Manager Francis Mutuwawila said that the partnership is rooted in shared values and a strong connection with the people.” We believe this club belongs to the people.It represents millions who live and breathe the game - and that is why this partnership means so much to us," he said.

He added that the partnership goes beyond branding, with a focus on creating opportunities and engaging supporters. “This is more than visibility on matchdays. It is about supporting a national institution, investing in local talent and creating opportunities for Malawians."

Club President Konrad Buckle described this partnership as a significant moment in the club's journey. “I reflect the journey we have taken as owners of FCB Nyasa Big Bullets. It has been amazing to see the right people driving this vision forward. This partnership is a milestone for Zonse Lotto and FCB.Bullets is a big brand, and we are proud to have them on this journey with us he said.

Buckle: This partnership is a milestone | curtesy of Bullets FC

Head of Marketing and Communications Twikale Chirwa said that FCB has renewed its sponsorship of Nyasa Big Bullets with a record K3 billion deal, showing strong belief in the club and its impact.” The partnership is more than business it’s a shared dream between two proud Malawian institutions' is proud to stand with a team that has inspired generations and holds a special place in people’s hearts. The K3 billion, three-year deal, is not just money. It’s a statement of faith in football’s power to change lives. He added that the bond between FCB and the Bullets has grown stronger since 2023, and this deal proves their long-term commitment he said”.

Chingeni Gumbala Kadamanja, Supporters’ Chairperson, said that the historic sponsorship is a proud moment for all Bullets fans. this level of support from FCB and Zonse Lotto shows the club’s growing strength and the power of the Bullets family. This is not just about money it is about belief in our team, our history, and our people. Thanks, FCB and Zonse Lotto for standing with the club and fans we need to keep showing the same passion that makes Bullets unique” he said.

 

 

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