Jisan Hossain has officially moved from Cumilla Raging Bulls to Mafia Pes Club for the 2026 season. The Dhaka player now joins a youth setup that will value his energy, profile, and clear fit for development.
For Mafia Pes Club, this is a sensible signing because it adds a young player with competitive experience and a strong place in the squad picture. The move gives the club another option for building depth while keeping the focus on long-term growth.
The numbers behind Jisan’s record also help explain why this transfer matters. His all-time mark shows 35 matches, 17 wins, 10 draws, 88 goals, and 211 points, with a 63% win rate. That is the profile of a player who has already been part of winning football and knows how to stay competitive across a season.
His 2026 season record shows the same 35 matches, 17 wins, 10 draws, and 88 goals, but with a stronger 280 points and the same 63% win rate. That rise in points suggests a better competitive return this season and makes his move to Mafia Pes Club even more relevant.
The ranking shift also stands out. His all-time rank of 4211 has improved to 2537 in the 2026 season, which points to better standing and stronger impact in the current campaign. In simple terms, Jisan is not arriving as a gamble, but as a youth player with a record that already carries value.
Shirt number 67 will now be part of his identity at Mafia Pes Club, and the transfer gives the club a player whose numbers show steady production. For a youth team, that mix of experience, ranking growth, and consistent output can be a useful asset as the season moves on.
Dhaka — Jisan Hossain has completed an official transfer from Cumilla Raging Bulls to Mafia Pes Club, 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: Mafia Pes Club has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.
