SuperSport United count on Ugandan midfielder Moses Waiswa
Jan 12, 2020
Tembo Kaitano has had the privilege of overseeing his rehabilitation over the last six months and feels the 22 year-old will be integral to support SuperSport’s hunt for silverware.
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Moses Waiswa (SuperSport)
Moses Waiswa is expected to strengthen SuperSport United's ABSA Premiership title-winning prospects this season.
The Cranes midfielder, who was unveiled by the Matsatsantsa outfit on Sunday, has already been described by coach Kaitano Tembo as a very creative attacking midfielder that should add valuable depth to the team currently third on the table.
Cranes midfielder Moses Waiswa dribbles against Tanzania in a recent Nations Cup qualifier. Picture By Mpalanyi Ssentongo
Waiswa linked up with SuperSport in July last year from Vipers on a two year deal but was unable to launch his career with the club due to a recurring knee injury that had been detected during Cranes' 2019 Nations Cup preparations in Abu Dhabi.
However, Kaitano has had the privilege of overseeing his rehabilitation over the last six months and feels the 22 year-old will be integral to support SuperSport's hunt for silverware.
Luwagga Kizito dribbles during a Cranes match at Namboole Stadium
Just 48 hours earlier, Luwagga Kizito and Joel Madondo had also completed their transfers to Israel and Morocco respectively.
Kizito joined Hapoel Kfar Saba FC from Shakhtar Karagandy (Kazakhstan) on the same day Wydad Casablanca agreed personal terms with former Busoga United star Madondo.
Kirinya Jinja SS (Busoga United) striker Joel Madondo in action in 2018. Photo by Michael Nsubuga