Tanvir Shahriar Joins Narayanganj Pes Club Done Deal

Tanvir Shahriar has officially moved from Imperium Fcc to Narayanganj Pes Club for the 2027 season. The Pabna player arrives as a done deal and becomes part of the main team setup, with shirt number 28 now linked to his new club journey.

This signing gives Narayanganj Pes Club a player with a proven record behind him. Tanvir’s all-time numbers show a strong competitive profile: Rank #26, 534 matches played, 352 wins, 60 draws, 1550 goals, 2681 points, and a 72% win rate. In simple terms, that is the record of a player who has spent a long time competing at a winning level and has helped teams build consistent results.

His 2027 season record adds another clear reason for attention. He is currently ranked #1354, but even from just one match he has already recorded one win, four goals, and 13 points with a 100% win rate. That kind of opening suggests an immediate impact and a strong early return in the new season.

For Narayanganj Pes Club, the move is not only about adding a new name. It is about bringing in a player whose history shows reliability, output, and the habit of being part of winning sides. With the transfer now official, Tanvir Shahriar enters a new chapter in Narayanganj in a move that fits both the club’s main squad plans and the competitive demands of the 2027 campaign.

Pabna — Tanvir Shahriar has completed an official transfer from Imperium Fcc to Narayanganj Pes Club, 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: Narayanganj Pes Club has added a name with competitive ranking history and immediate supporter interest.

The move matters because transfers are not only about changing badges. For Narayanganj Pes Club, the signing adds another option to the main setup and gives the squad a player who can be measured through match volume, result output, and scoring influence. The shirt number 28 gives the signing an immediate matchday identity for supporters. That makes the transfer easier for fans to understand and easier for the club to build around.