FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Football Club have reached an agreement with their midfielder, Mike Mkwate to part ways mutually.

The midfielder has three months left on his one-and-half-year deal that he signed in early 2025 but there has been little game time for him at the club this season.

Bullets could neither confirm nor confirm the development.

However, Mike Mkwate has confirmed the development saying the decision was made on 15th July, 2026.

“Yes, it’s true, I have left Bullets on mutual agreement. It has been amazing 10-year relationship,” he said in a text reply.

Mkwate joined Bullets in 2016 from Wizards FC, spent five seasons with the club before joining Polokwane City in 2021 February.

He returned at the club in 2023 where he signed a two-year deal which expired in March 2025.

He then extended his stay with another year and half which is now expiring.

Mkwate won the Presidential Cup in 2016, Carlsberg Cup in 2017, Super League in 2018, 19 and 2023. He also won Airtel Top 8 three times, Castel Challenge Cup two times, FDH Bank Cup once.

Meanwhile, Masters Football Club are expected to open talks with the player after becoming a free agent.

The club coached by Peter Mponda who worked with Mkwate during their time at Wizards FC and Big Bullets are expected to table their offer to the player.

Peter Mponda is a big admirer of Mkwate and would like to work with him again, according to sources at Masters FC.