Zambia striker Evans Kangwa could be on his way to China, the ZamFoot Crew can exclusively.
The 30 year recently left Russian Super League Arsenal Tula.
He spent 4 seasons at the Russian side after unsuccessful spell in Turkey.
“Yes, it’s true he might joining Chinese club. It’s not yet a done deal but most likely it will go though,” the ZamFoot Crew Far East correspondent said.
The 2012 African Cup of Nations winner had been keeping fit at his club, Shamuel Academy since he left Russia.
The Happy Hearts product came to stardom at the 2011 Cosafa Unde-20 before he was drafted into the Chipolopolo.
Zambia’s players line up ahead of the 2015 African Cup of Nations group B football match between Zambia and Tunisia in Ebebiyin on January 22, 2015. (LtoR, from upper row), Zambia’s defender Stopilla Sunzu, Zambia’s midfielder Kondwani Mtonga, Zambia’s defender Christopher Munthali, Zambia’s forward Emmanuel Mayuka, Zambia’s forward Evans Kangwa, Zambia’s forward Given Singuluma, Zambia’s defender Davies Nkausu, Zambia’s midfielder Lubambo Musonda, Zambia’s defender Emmanuel Mbola, Zambia’s midfielder Rainford Kalaba and Zambia’s goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene. AFP PHOTO / KHALED DESOUKI (Photo credit should read KHALED DESOUKI/AFP via Getty Images) 
Zambia’s forward Evans Kangwa (L) vies with Tunisia’s defender Syam Ben Youssef during the 2015 African Cup of Nations group B football match between Zambia and Tunisia in Ebebiyin on January 22, 2015. AFP PHOTO / KHALED DESOUKI
Kangwa featured for Nkana before trekkin to Europe via Israel.
Kangwa featured for Hapoel Ranaana in Israel and had a short spell in Turkey with Gaziantepspor
While he was a non playing member at the 2012 African Cup of Nations, he was more involved at the 2013 edition, the last time Zambia qualified.
