Irfan Rahman Dihan has officially completed a transfer from Efc Goats United to Brothers Of Destruction for the 2026 season. The Dhaka-based player now adds more depth to the main team after a confirmed done deal that gives Brothers Of Destruction another useful option in their squad.
This move matters because Brothers Of Destruction are bringing in a player who already understands competitive demands. Dihan’s presence should help the club stay sharp in the main team setup, especially in a season where every point and every result can shape the table.
The all-time record gives the signing more context. Across 260 matches, the side has won 173 times, drawn 41, and scored 751 goals, which shows a team built on strong attacking output and steady winning habits. A 74% win rate is a clear sign of long-term consistency, and that kind of environment can help a new arrival settle quickly.
The 2026 numbers are even more encouraging. Brothers Of Destruction are ranked 91st after 171 matches, with 119 wins, 25 draws, 513 goals, and 1,550 points. A 77% win rate shows they are currently performing above their historical level, which makes this transfer look like a smart addition to an already competitive side.
Dihan will wear shirt number 28 at his new club. For Brothers Of Destruction, the move is less about big headlines and more about adding a player who fits a winning structure and arrives with an official transfer behind him.
With the season moving forward, this is the kind of signing that can quietly matter. Brothers Of Destruction have strengthened their main team with a player from Dhaka who now has the chance to contribute in a side that is already producing strong results in 2026.
Dhaka — Irfan Rahman Dihan has completed an official transfer from Efc Goats United to Brothers Of Destruction, giving the new club a player whose record can be judged beyond the announcement line. The deal is a clear squad move, and the first focus is simple: Brothers Of Destruction has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.
