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Shablu Ahmed Joins Sylhet Rolling Thunder Done Deal

Shablu Ahmed completes a move to Sylhet Rolling Thunder from Cumilla Raging Bulls, bringing all-time #1206 and 2026 #2308 value, squad depth, and ranking-backe.

Shablu Ahmed Joins Sylhet Rolling Thunder Done Deal

Shablu Ahmed has completed an official transfer from Cumilla Raging Bulls to Sylhet Rolling Thunder for the 2026 season. The Sylhet player now moves home in a move that gives the club an experienced and familiar name for its main team setup.

For Sylhet Rolling Thunder, this is a signing that fits both identity and competition. Bringing in a player from the Sylhet district adds local meaning to the move, while also strengthening the squad with a name that can help in a demanding season.

Shablu’s record shows why this transfer matters. Across his all-time numbers, he has played 162 matches, won 87 of them, and helped his teams reach 318 goals with 767 points overall. A 64% win rate is a strong sign of steady impact over a long run, and it suggests a player who has spent time in successful environments.

His 2026 season data also adds weight to the move. In 52 games, he has recorded 30 wins, 8 draws, 113 goals, and 311 points, with a 65% win rate. That kind of output shows a player still competing at a high level and staying effective in the current campaign.

The ranking numbers also tell a clear story. His all-time rank of #1206 reflects a long-term competitive profile, while his current season rank of #2308 shows active involvement in a large and changing field. Put together, the figures show consistency, experience, and enough current form to make this transfer relevant for Sylhet Rolling Thunder.

With shirt number 44 now attached to the move, Shablu Ahmed becomes an important addition for the club’s main team. For supporters in Sylhet, this is a transfer that connects region, performance, and ambition in one official deal.

Sylhet — Shablu Ahmed has completed an official transfer from Cumilla Raging Bulls to Sylhet Rolling Thunder, 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: Sylhet Rolling Thunder has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.

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