Hamim Bhuiyan has officially joined Falcon Warriors from Blades Of Vengeance in a done deal. The Dhaka player now moves into the Falcon Warriors main team as squad number 33, giving the club a new option with a clear competitive profile.
For Falcon Warriors, this is the kind of transfer that can matter beyond the headline. A confirmed addition from an established rival side often brings familiarity, discipline, and the kind of match readiness that helps a team stay stable across the season.
Bhuiyan’s all-time record gives the move real context. Across 53 matches, he has been part of 22 wins, 12 draws, and 94 goals, with 172 points and a 53% win rate. That profile suggests a player who has already spent time in competitive situations and has contributed to a side that can stay effective over a full run of games.
The 2026 season numbers add another layer. In 46 matches, Bhuiyan’s record stands at 19 wins, 11 draws, 83 goals, and 162 points, again with a 53% win rate. The key takeaway is not just consistency, but reliability: the numbers show a player who has remained useful in a season where every result counts.
For Falcon Warriors, that is valuable. A transfer like this is about fit as much as talent, and the move to the main team suggests Bhuiyan is being brought in to strengthen the squad with trusted experience. His Dhaka background also adds local identity to a signing that now becomes part of the club’s current season plans.
With the deal now official, attention turns to how quickly Bhuiyan can settle into his new role at Falcon Warriors. The numbers show a player who has already delivered steady results, and that is exactly the sort of profile a club looks for when making a focused transfer addition.
