Simba SC have continued to strengthen their squad for the 2026/27 season after officially unveiling attacking midfielder Bakari Msimu, who joins the Msimbazi giants from Coastal Union.
The club announced the signing through its official platforms, saying Msimu's arrival is part of a broader recruitment strategy aimed at building a squad capable of competing strongly in the NBC Premier League, CRDB Federation Cup and CAF Champions League.
Msimu earned the move after delivering a series of impressive performances for Coastal Union over the past seasons, establishing himself as one of the league's promising attacking midfielders. Simba believe his creativity, technical ability and attacking influence will add greater competition and depth to the squad.
He becomes the latest addition to Simba's transfer window, following the arrivals of Nathael Chilambo and Kelvin Nashon, as the club continues reshaping its squad ahead of the new campaign.
In a statement welcoming the midfielder, Simba expressed confidence that Msimu possesses the quality and mentality needed to help the club achieve its objectives both domestically and on the continental stage.
The signing underlines Simba's determination to assemble a competitive team capable of reclaiming domestic silverware while making a deeper run in African club football next season.
The squad is currently undergoing pre-season preparations under the technical bench as the club finalises its transfer business before the official start of the 2026/27 campaign.
Supporters have been closely monitoring Simba's transfer activity through the club's official channels, with anticipation growing that more new faces could be unveiled before the transfer window closes.
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