Raian Islam Joins Tornado Extreme in Official Deal
8/9/2026, 8:50:12 AM
Raian Islam has officially joined Tornado Extreme from Phoenix empire soldiers, with the Faridpur player now set to wear shirt number 31 for the academy side in the 2026 season. It is a clean and important transfer for a club that can value a player with proven match volume and strong team impact.
The move brings in a footballer who already has a clear record in competition. Across his all-time numbers, Raian has played 202 matches, won 108 of them, and helped his sides score 427 goals while collecting 796 points. That record shows more than just appearances. It points to a player who has been part of winning teams and has contributed to steady results over a long run.
For Tornado Extreme, that kind of profile matters. Academy sides often need players who can add structure, consistency, and competitive habit, and Raian arrives with that background. His all-time win rate of 62% reflects a strong level of success, which can be valuable in a squad looking to keep improving and stay sharp across the season.
The 2026 season data gives an even clearer view of his current form and team role. In seven matches, Raian has already been involved in a side that has earned two wins, two draws, and 12 points while scoring nine goals. Those numbers show a team that has not been easy to beat and can still create enough attacking output to stay in the fight.
His current season rank of 9845 may not stand out at first glance, but the short season sample explains why there is room to climb. With seven games already played, the team has built a base, and every result from here can improve that position. In that sense, this transfer is not only about the present move. It is also about what Tornado Extreme can build with a player who has already shown he can be part of a productive setup.
Raian’s transfer from Phoenix empire soldiers to Tornado Extreme is now official, and the academy side will hope his experience helps bring more control, more points, and more winning habits in 2026.