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2022 WCQ: Uganda Cranes provisional squad named ahead of Rwanda game

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2022 WCQ: Uganda Cranes provisional squad named ahead of Rwanda game
Uganda Cranes Head coach Milutin Sredojevic has named a 33 man Squad of local based players. The team is set to start preparations for the FIFA World Cup Qatar Qualifiers 2022 against Rwanda due on 7th and 10th October 2021. The camp started on Sunday after the team returned from Mbale for the Uganda Cranes Regional Tour […]

Uganda Cranes Head coach Milutin Sredojevic has named a 33 man Squad of local based players.

The team is set to start preparations for the FIFA World Cup Qatar Qualifiers 2022 against Rwanda due on 7th and 10th October 2021.

The camp started on Sunday after the team returned from Mbale for the Uganda Cranes Regional Tour which the National team won 1-0 against the Eastern Region Select team.

The team will be training at Omondi Stadium in Lugogo.

The foreign based players will be added to the Squad by the coach when FIFA dates are officially opened.

Uganda will be targeting their maiden win in these qualifiers after drawing twice in the two opening games against Kenya and Mali.

Uganda Cranes squad

Goalkeepers: Mutakubwa Joel (Express FC), Alionzi Nafian (URA FC), Tamale Simon (SoltiloBright Stars FC)

Defenders: Willa Paul (Vipers SC), Wafula Innocent (KCCA FC), Mandela Ashraf (URA FC), Achai Herbert (KCCA FC) , Kayondo Aziz (Vipers SC), Kaddu George (Wakiso Giants FC), Walusimbi Enock (Express FC), Iguma Denis (KCCA FC), Najib Fesali (URAFC), Mulondo Livingstone (Vipers SC), Waswa Geofrey (KCCA FC), Ramadan Musa (KCCA FC)

Midfielders: Byaruhanga Bobosi (Vipers SC), Mbowa Patrick (URA FC), Kakooza Mahad (Express FC),  Wamana Ibrahim (UPDF), Kagimu Shafik(URA FC), Bagole David (Vipers SC), Karisa Milton (Vipers SC), Mato Rogers, Ojera Joackim (URA FC), Poloto Julius (KCCA FC), Orit Ibrahim (Vipers SC), Kizza Martin (Express FC)

Strikers: Sentamu Yunus (Vipers SC), Mukwala Stephen (URA FC), Rwothomio Cromwell (URA FC), Anaku Sadat (KCCA FC), Aheebwa Brian (KCCA FC), Kasirye Davis (KCCA FC)

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