Cranes loses contact with captain
May 19, 2009
FUFA has lost contact with Cranes skipper Ibrahim Sekagya increasing doubts about the defender's availability for the international friendly against Ghana's Black Stars in Tamale, May 30.
By Swalley Kenyi,
Fred Kaweesi
and Phillip Corry
FUFA has lost contact with Cranes skipper Ibrahim Sekagya increasing doubts about the defender's availability for the international friendly against Ghana's Black Stars in Tamale, May 30.
Sekagya is among ten professional players FUFA has summoned for the match but the federation chief executive Edgar Watson said yesterday that he had failed to get in touch with the player since last week.
The 22-man squad starts training next Tuesday. Motor legged Tanzania-based winger Dan Wagaluka, Geoffrey Sserunkuuma (formerly in South Africa) are already in the country, Vincent Kayizzi and Eugene Ssepuuya (Serbia) have already committed to the game.
Fred Kaweesi
and Phillip Corry
FUFA has lost contact with Cranes skipper Ibrahim Sekagya increasing doubts about the defender's availability for the international friendly against Ghana's Black Stars in Tamale, May 30.
Sekagya is among ten professional players FUFA has summoned for the match but the federation chief executive Edgar Watson said yesterday that he had failed to get in touch with the player since last week.
The 22-man squad starts training next Tuesday. Motor legged Tanzania-based winger Dan Wagaluka, Geoffrey Sserunkuuma (formerly in South Africa) are already in the country, Vincent Kayizzi and Eugene Ssepuuya (Serbia) have already committed to the game.