S. M Billah has officially joined Sylhety Fighters Fc from Radon esports, bringing Habiganj talent into the club’s main team for the 2026 season. The move gives Sylhety Fighters Fc a player with proven output and steady competitive value, and it adds more depth to a squad that will expect results right away.
For the new club, this is a practical signing with clear upside. Billah arrives with a record that shows consistency rather than flashes of form. His all-time numbers stand at 48 played, 20 wins, 10 draws, 92 goals, and 163 points, with a 52% win rate. In simple terms, that profile points to a player who has been part of matches that often end with positive results and regular goal production.
The 2026 season record tells the same story. With the same 48 matches, 20 wins, 10 draws, 92 goals, and 163 points, Billah’s current campaign data shows a stable competitive level and a player who continues to deliver in the same scoring environment. That kind of consistency matters in transfer decisions, especially for a main-team role where reliability is often as important as raw talent.
His ranking also gives useful context. An all-time rank of #4981 and a 2026 rank of #3801 show how performance can be measured in a wider competitive field, and the improvement in season ranking suggests stronger positioning this year. For Sylhety Fighters Fc, that makes this an interesting addition because it is not only a transfer on paper, but a move backed by measurable output.
Billah will wear shirt number 47 at Sylhety Fighters Fc. With the official move now complete, the club adds a Habiganj player who already has a defined record and a clear competitive profile for the 2026 season.
Habiganj — S. M Billah has completed an official transfer from Radon esports to Sylhety Fighters Fc, 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: Sylhety Fighters Fc has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.
