Md Saker Hossain Joins Blades Of Vengeance Done Deal
8/5/2026, 6:00:10 AM
Md Saker Hossain has officially joined Blades Of Vengeance from Fight For Supremacy, with the Bangladesh player arriving to add strength to the club’s main team in the 2026 season.
Blades Of Vengeance will value this move because it is a clear, done-deal transfer into the first-team setup. For a squad looking to stay competitive, adding a proven player profile can help build stability, depth, and consistency.
The numbers behind Hossain’s record show why this transfer matters. Across his all-time record, he stands at Rank #4720 after 32 matches, with 18 wins, 4 draws, 77 goals, and 197 points. That gives him a strong 63% win rate, which points to a player used to winning more often than losing.
His 2026 season record tells the same story in a more current frame. He is placed at Rank #3690 with the same 32 matches, 18 wins, 4 draws, 77 goals, and 197 points, again backed by a 63% win rate. The improvement in rank suggests better season-level standing while keeping the same competitive output.
For Blades Of Vengeance, that is the key value of this signing. Hossain is not arriving as a project name or a long-term guess. He comes in with a record that already shows results, goals, and regular winning form.
The shirt number adds another clear detail to the move. Hossain will wear 44 at Blades Of Vengeance, giving supporters one more official marker to follow as he begins this next step.
With the transfer now complete, Blades Of Vengeance have added a Bangladesh player who brings a tested winning record and a strong season profile. In a main-team role, that kind of consistency can matter as much as raw talent.
Bangladesh — Md Saker Hossain has completed an official transfer from Fight For Supremacy to Blades Of Vengeance, 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: Blades Of Vengeance has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.