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Brian Muluuli Mayanja joins Tanzania Premier league side

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Brian Muluuli Mayanja joins Tanzania Premier league side
After one full season at Police football club, former Kitara FC forward Brian Muluuli Mayanja joins Tanzania Premier League side Mtibwa Sugar Football Club. Muluuli will be at Mutibwa for a period of one and half year. The striker has been a free agent since he mutually terminated his contract with Police Football Club after […]

After one full season at Police football club, former Kitara FC forward Brian Muluuli Mayanja joins Tanzania Premier League side Mtibwa Sugar Football Club.

Muluuli will be at Mutibwa for a period of one and half year.

The striker has been a free agent since he mutually terminated his contract with Police Football Club after sighting breaches.

Muluuli becomes the second Ugandan to join the Tanzania Premier League in the January 2022 window following Diego Hamis Kiiza’s transfer to Kagera Sugar in the recent days.

 

 

 

 

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