While goalkeeper Opiyo joins from Kenyan top-flight side Bandari Football Club, striker Emmanuel Mwanza and defensive midfielder Luka Mutoshi have signed on loan from Kafue Celtic.
Opiyo has previously played for both Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards, while Mwanza is formally of Nkana FC and Mutoshi was at Nkwazi last season.
A club statement read: "ZESCO United Football Club is proud to unveil Emmanuel Mwanza, Luka Mutoshi and Opiyo Levis Omondi as the newest members of the Ndola Giants family.
"The trio brings fresh energy, hunger and quality as we strengthen the squad ahead of our massive CAF Confederation Cup clash against South Africa’s Kaizer Chiefs. This is a clear statement of intent — ZESCO is ready to compete, fight and shine on the continental stage.
"Emmanuel Mwanza adds pace, creativity and attacking threat, Luka Mutoshi brings strength, composure and tactical discipline, while Opiyo Lewis Omondi injects grit, experience and leadership into the squad. Together, they raise competition levels, boost squad depth and embody the fighting spirit of Team Ya Ziko as we push for continental glory.
"Zega Super fans, this is your moment! Let’s come out in numbers, raise the colours high and push the boys to victory. Your support makes the difference."
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed their travelling squad for their crucial CAF Confederation Cup clash away to ZESCO United, as the Soweto giants look to revive their continental campaign.
Kaizer Chiefs coach Cedric Kaze said his side's 1-0 win over Golden Arrows in the Betway Premiership is a massive boost ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup clash with ZESCO United on Saturday.
