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Black Alisen: The overlapping defender

From the football pitches of Monkey Bay in Mangochi to captaining Moyale Barracks in the FDH Bank Premiership, Black Alisen is steadily building his reputation as a dependable defender with ambitions of representing Malawi and playing professional football abroad.

Alisen began his football journey in 2014 at Sauya in Monkey Bay, Mangochi, where he joined Sauya Young Soccer.

He progressed through the Under-14, Under-17 and Under-20 levels before earning an opportunity to join Moyale Barracks, popularly known as the Lions of Kaning’ina.

Since joining the Mzuzu-based side, Alisen has continued to develop his game, combining his defensive responsibilities with an increasing contribution to the team’s attacking play.

In the 2026 FDH Bank Premiership season, he has scored four goals and provided two assists, making him one of the notable contributors in front of goal for the Lions of Kaning’ina.

Alison has scored four goals

The Moyale captain says his focus is to maintain consistency, provide a solid defensive foundation and help the team secure more victories.

He is also determined to continue scoring goals and creating opportunities for his teammates as Moyale Barracks targets a top-eight finish in the 2026 FDH Bank Premiership season.

Asked about the players who inspire him, Alisen names former Moyale Barracks captain Lovemore Mitengo and Blessings Mpokera of FCB Nyasa Big Bullets.

Internationally, he admires Spanish defensive great Sergio Ramos, whose leadership and defensive qualities have made him one of the most recognisable defenders in football.

The defender idolises legendary Spaniard, Sergio Ramos.

Alisen believes the Flames have the quality to compete against some of the best teams in Africa.

He has called on Malawians to continue supporting the national team as it seeks to improve its performances and achieve greater success.

The Lions of Kaning’ina captain has advised upcoming footballers to remain disciplined and continue working hard if they are to achieve success in the game.

“Hardwork is key” — Alisen

He has also hailed his uncles and other relatives for supporting him during his formative years in football.

Alisen has since urged parents to support their children who aspire to become footballers, saying the sport has become one of the lucrative professions in the world.

The skipper (R) celebrating one of his goals

Alisen’s dream Flames Starting IX

The Moyale Barracks captain has selected the following players for his dream Flames starting XI:

Goalkeeper: William Thole

Defenders: Macdonald Lameck, Black Alisen, Charles Petro and Emmanuel Nyirenda

Midfielders: Francisco Madinga, Lloyd Njaliwa and Blessings Singini

Forwards: Patrick Mwaungulu, Chawanangwa Kaonga and Babatunde Adepoju

Coaches: Kalisto Pasuwa and Prichard Mwansa

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