Clifford Mulenga back at Bloemfontein Celtic after being sent home from the Africa Cup of Nations by Zamiba
Mulenga back at Celtic
Posted: 2012-02-05 16:10
Bloemfontein Celtic coach Clinton Larsen is standing behind Clifford Mulenga, after the midfielder was sent home from the Africa Cup of Nations by Zambia.
Mulenga was fired from the Chipolopolo camp after allegedly partying the night away and breaking the team curfew, along with other two unidentified players.
The former CAF Young African Footballer of the Year was spotted by KickOff.com in Bloemfontein on Sunday.
Larsen confirms that Mulenga is back in the country, and says he will engage the player in a meeting tomorrow after Celtic training to get his side of the story.
"Clifford is back and should start training with the team tomorrow," Larsen tells KickOff.com.
"I still have to meet him and find out what transpired during the Afcon tournament.
"I must say Cliff has never given me any problems since I started coaching him at Celtic. He has never come late or missed training. He has always shown a great attitude and commitment at Celtic, so I was surprised about all the negative things said about him.
"As I said before. I will meet him tomorrow and find out what really happened with the Zambian national team."
Zambia are through to the Afcon semi-finals after beating Sudan 3-0 yesterday.



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