Sunday Transfer Gossip: Exciting Moves and Speculations in Ugandan Football

The world of Ugandan football is buzzing with transfer news this Sunday. From coaching shifts to player signings, here’s your roundup of the latest and most intriguing gossip making waves across the league.

KCCA’s Bold Moves

KCCA FC is on the verge of sealing a significant deal with Lazaro Bwambale, a talented right-back poised to reunite with his former coach, Brian Ssenyondo. This shift could signal a transformative season for KCCA as Ssenyondo’s fresh strategies come to play at Lugogo.

Potential Signings to Watch

Ssenyondo’s arrival might also entice wingers Rogers Mugisha and Jude Ssemugabi, alongside striker Ivan Ahimbisibwe, to follow him to KCCA. The club is clearly looking to bolster its attacking options and create a dynamic squad for the upcoming season.

NEC’s Ambitious Plans

In an exciting development, NEC FC is set to welcome rising star Joseph Sseremba, who has caught the eye with his performance in the Fufa Big League playing for Kigezi Home Boyz. Coach Hussein Mbalangu has been impressed with Sseremba and sees him as a replacement for Enock Ssebagala, who is rumored to be heading over to Vipers SC.

Additional Options for NEC

NEC is also eyeing Hassan Ssenyonjo from Wakiso Giants and Marvin Nyanzi from Kitara. With the reliable Titus Ssematimba already secured, NEC is making thoughtful choices to strengthen their midfield.

Coaching Shuffle

Wasswa Bbosa, formerly associated with KCCA, Express, and Montreal Impact, is attracting interest from Musanze FC in the Rwanda Premier League. They are considering offering him a coaching position, reflecting the ongoing reshuffling in coaching staff throughout the region.

Departures and New Acquisitions

In a notable shift, Mustafa Kizza has officially joined NEC after they couldn’t secure their primary target, Herbert Achai, who has returned to KCCA. Meanwhile, Steven Munguchi and Isa Mubiru may face contract termination at KCCA due to underwhelming performances last season.

KCCA’s Exit Strategy

KCCA is also assessing their roster and appears disinclined to renew contracts for Sadat Anaku and center-back Mustafa Mujjuzi. Their lack of effectiveness on the pitch has led management to declutter the squad in search of more impactful players.

Free Agents on the Radar

Notably, Patrick Kakande from SC Villa and Usama Arafat from KCCA have caught the attention of several clubs in Egypt and Tunisia. As both players are now free agents after letting their contracts expire, they are undoubtedly hot property in the transfer market.

Possible International Transfers

Lastly, Ettiene Katenga may be on the move to Libya’s Abu Salem, reuniting with his former KCCA coach Sergio Traguil. This overseas opportunity might provide Katenga with a vital platform to showcase his talents.

Closing Thoughts

As the transfer window heats up, Ugandan football fans can expect more thrilling news and developments. Keep an eye on these rising stories and potential signings as clubs gear up for an exciting new season.

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