APR FC contracts Ugandan
Aug 31, 2005
UGANDAN agent Gibby Kalule has penetrated the Rwanda market where he has struck a deal with the country’s most prized soccer club, APR FC.
By Fred Kaweesi
Ajax 1 Bloemfontein Celtic 1
UGANDAN agent Gibby Kalule has penetrated the Rwanda market where he has struck a deal with the country’s most prized soccer club, APR FC.
The former Cranes and KCC FC striker, based in South Africa, was the man behind APR’s latest Cameroonian recruits Cisse Nchouwet Souleyman, 20 years and 19-year-old forward Roger Serges Tchoussi.
They signed two-year contracts with conditions that Kalule possesses a certain percentage of ownership in the deals.
Kalule (right), who secured Ugandan striker Isaac Mulyanga a transfer to Vietnam, forthwith becomes APR’s official agent. Souleyman and Tchoussi previously featured for clubs in Asia.
“It would be unfair for such young players to be playing in the Asian leagues. It’s great for them to be part of APR because I know they will thrive,†Kalule said.
Meanwhile, Denis Onyango and Timothy Batabaire helped Celtic hold Ajax in the South African Premier league.
* Dismus Buregyeya adds that St Mary’s College Kisubi beat St Henry’s College Kitovu 2-0 on Tuesday to lead the MTN sponsored annual De-Lamminais tournament group A with four points.
The one-week event hosted by Ibanda SSS has attracted eight schools under the Brothers Institutions family.
Kitovu had earlier lost to rivals St Charles Lwanga Kasasa on 3-2 .
Defending champions St Leo’s Kyegobe maintained their unbeaten run with a 10-0 wallop of St Edwards Bukumi.
Results
Kyegobe 10 Bukumi 0
Comboni 3 Caltec 0
Kisubi 2 Kitovu 0
Ajax 1 Bloemfontein Celtic 1
UGANDAN agent Gibby Kalule has penetrated the Rwanda market where he has struck a deal with the country’s most prized soccer club, APR FC.
The former Cranes and KCC FC striker, based in South Africa, was the man behind APR’s latest Cameroonian recruits Cisse Nchouwet Souleyman, 20 years and 19-year-old forward Roger Serges Tchoussi.
They signed two-year contracts with conditions that Kalule possesses a certain percentage of ownership in the deals.
Kalule (right), who secured Ugandan striker Isaac Mulyanga a transfer to Vietnam, forthwith becomes APR’s official agent. Souleyman and Tchoussi previously featured for clubs in Asia.
“It would be unfair for such young players to be playing in the Asian leagues. It’s great for them to be part of APR because I know they will thrive,†Kalule said.
Meanwhile, Denis Onyango and Timothy Batabaire helped Celtic hold Ajax in the South African Premier league.
* Dismus Buregyeya adds that St Mary’s College Kisubi beat St Henry’s College Kitovu 2-0 on Tuesday to lead the MTN sponsored annual De-Lamminais tournament group A with four points.
The one-week event hosted by Ibanda SSS has attracted eight schools under the Brothers Institutions family.
Kitovu had earlier lost to rivals St Charles Lwanga Kasasa on 3-2 .
Defending champions St Leo’s Kyegobe maintained their unbeaten run with a 10-0 wallop of St Edwards Bukumi.
Results
Kyegobe 10 Bukumi 0
Comboni 3 Caltec 0
Kisubi 2 Kitovu 0