Fiji Beach Soccer Captain and goalkeeper Sanaila Waqanicakau is excited to reunite with his younger brother, Junior Balbir Singh, as they prepare to play together this season at Tavua FC. Waqanicakau has successfully applied for his release from Nasinu during the preseason transfer window to join Tavua, where Singh was instrumental in the team’s promotion to the top league last year.

This marks a heartwarming return for the brothers, who last shared the field five seasons ago representing their hometown club, Ba. Their family sports legacy is further enriched by their other sibling, Saula Waqa, a striker currently playing for Lautoka.

Waqanicakau brings a wealth of experience to Tavua, having played for various teams, including Fiji U20, Rewa, Dreketi, and Suva. Not only known for his goalkeeping skills, he is also a proven striker, which is expected to enhance Tavua’s squad depth. In addition to his playing commitments, Waqanicakau serves as a Goalkeeping Coach with the Fiji Football Association, demonstrating his commitment to developing the sport.

The reunion of the Waqanicakau brothers is an uplifting story for fans, symbolizing familial bonds in sports and igniting excitement for the upcoming season. With Waqanicakau’s expertise and leadership, Tavua is poised for a promising campaign, filled with hope for potential success in their competitions.

This moment represents the essence of teamwork and shared goals within the sport, and fans can look forward to exciting matches ahead as the brothers come together on the pitch once again.