Tahsan Ahmed Jith joins Extreme Hunter in official move

Tahsan Ahmed Jith has officially joined Extreme Hunter from Lagging legends in a done deal for the 2026 season. The Noakhali player now moves into the Extreme Hunter academy setup, and the club will expect his arrival to add energy, depth, and a stronger local identity to the squad.

This transfer also carries clear competitive value when viewed through the numbers. Jith’s all-time record shows a player who has already been part of a serious winning environment: 134 matches played, 60 wins, 30 draws, 246 goals, and 575 points, with a 56% win rate. That profile suggests steady impact over a long stretch, not just one good run.

His 2026 season record points in the same direction. With 122 matches, 54 wins, 26 draws, 222 goals, and 511 points, he has remained active and effective this year, while the 55% win rate shows consistent competitiveness. For Extreme Hunter, that kind of form matters because academy teams need players who can help maintain standards and keep results moving forward.

The move from Lagging legends to Extreme Hunter also fits the kind of signing that can strengthen a developing setup. A player from Noakhali with proven match volume and strong team output can give the new club a dependable option as it builds for the season ahead.

Jith will wear shirt number 47 at Extreme Hunter, adding another clear detail to this official transfer. With the deal now complete, the focus turns to how quickly he settles into his new environment and how much he can contribute to the team’s competitive rhythm in 2026.

Noakhali — Tahsan Ahmed Jith has completed an official transfer from Lagging legends to Extreme Hunter, 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: Extreme Hunter has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.