Eleven Arrows FC have begun strengthening their squad ahead of the 2026/27 football season, announcing 11 new signings alongside their technical team as the Walvis Bay club prepares for the challenges ahead.
The newly announced players include a combination of Namibian and international talent, with reinforcements across the goalkeeping, defensive, midfield and attacking departments. Among the new arrivals are goalkeepers Christian Gariseb, from Mariental Sports Club, and Zimbabwean Samson Mumba, from Bucks Buccaneers FC.
The defensive department welcomes Zambian centre-back Timothy Banda from Mutondo Stars FC, alongside Baloyi Tsandib from Celtic FC, Mbjtjitandjambi Mata from Young African FC and Stanley Haukambe from Life Fighters FC.
Further additions include right-back Kandokozu Kambemutike and midfielder Lileen Korupanda, both from Young African FC.
The club has also strengthened its attacking options with Izaldo Morotua and Salmon Shikukuta, who join from Life Fighters FC and Young African FC respectively.
Zimbabwean striker Victor Hara completes the list of 11 signings, arriving from Rundu Chiefs FC.
Meanwhile, Dankie Hipundjua has been appointed head coach, assisted by Sheya Andimba. The technical and support team also includes goalkeeper coach Fanuel Merero, fitness coach Sakie Mouton, team manager Ben Low, team medic Mathilde Dausas and kit manager Gijano Ganeb.
The appointments and new arrivals signal Eleven Arrows’ preparations for the upcoming campaign as the club looks to build a competitive squad capable of challenging in the new season.
With a blend of local and foreign recruits, the maroon and gold outfit will be hoping the fresh additions bring depth, quality and renewed ambition to their 2026/27 campaign.
By Rudi Bowe
