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Transfer updates: Kaddu makes KCCA FC U-turn

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Transfer updates: Kaddu makes KCCA FC U-turn
Forward Patrick Henry Kaddu has completed a remarkable return to KCCA FC for his second stint. The forward who previously featured for KCCA FC between 2017 and 2019 has signed for six months till the end of the 2021/22 season but with an option of two years renewal after completion of his current contract with […]

Forward Patrick Henry Kaddu has completed a remarkable return to KCCA FC for his second stint.

The forward who previously featured for KCCA FC between 2017 and 2019 has signed for six months till the end of the 2021/22 season but with an option of two years renewal after completion of his current contract with the club.

Kaddu had moved to RS Berkane in Morocco in 2019/20 season but he was later loaned out to Ismaily FC in Egypt in 2020.

Kaddu was then signed at Youssoufia Berrechid Morocco later in 2020 where he has been featuring before rejoining KCCA FC.

He joins KCCA FC as a free agent and will have to compete with forwards like Davis Kasirye, Erisa Ssekisambu, Sadat Anaku, Charles Lwanga and Brian Aheebwa.

The former Kiira Young FC and Maroons FC forward comes in at a time when KCCA FC has lost two forwards in Sam Ssenyonjo who was sent on half season loan to Wakiso Giants FC and Brian Kayanja who underwent knee surgery and is out for the rest of the 2021/22 season.

During his two-year stint at KCCA, Kaddu scored 32 goals in 64 games.

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