African SportSep 18, 2021

Samuel Kato joins Rwandese club on a two-year deal

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Nsereko Musoke Isa

Sep 18, 20212 min readSep 18, 2021

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After being released by KCCA FC, towering defender Samuel Kato Nemeyimana has found a new home. Kato was officially unveiled by the Rwanda National Football League side Bugesera FC and he signed a two-year deal with them After his unveiling, the club took to their official social media accounts to announce Kato’s signing. “We are […]

After being released by KCCA FC, towering defender Samuel Kato Nemeyimana has found a new home.

Kato was officially unveiled by the Rwanda National Football League side Bugesera FC and he signed a two-year deal with them

After his unveiling, the club took to their official social media accounts to announce Kato’s signing.

“We are pleased to inform you that Kato Samuel Nemeyimana, who played for the KCCA FC of Uganda is currently a Bugesera Fc player for the next two years,” the club announced.

Kato who He has previously played at Buddo Secondary School and represented Uganda at the U-17 level, will don shirt number 5 at his new club.

Mwiriwe neza!
Twishimiye kubamenyesha ko Kato Samuel Nemeyimana Umukinnyi wo hagati mu mutima w’ubwugarizi wakiniraga ikipe ya @KCCA yo muri Uganda 🇺🇬 ko ubu ari Umukinnyi w’ikipe ya Bugesera Fc mu gihe cy’imyaka ibiri iri imbere. pic.twitter.com/kbpd0bhPEI

— Bugesera Fc Official (@BugeseraO) September 17, 2021

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