African SportAug 3, 2020

Done Deal: Brian Aheebwa Is A Confirmed KCCA Sixth Signing

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Nsereko Musoke Isa

Aug 3, 20202 min readAug 3, 2020

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Finally striker Brian Aheebwa gotten a new home in the Capital city of the pearl of Africa. The 13-time league champions KCCA FC confirmed Brian Aheebwa as their sixth season signing in the ongoing transfer window. The former Mbarara City long serving goal poacher have signed a three-year employment contract that will keep him at […]

Finally striker Brian Aheebwa gotten a new home in the Capital city of the pearl of Africa.

The 13-time league champions KCCA FC confirmed Brian Aheebwa as their sixth season signing in the ongoing transfer window.

The former Mbarara City long serving goal poacher have signed a three-year employment contract that will keep him at the home of Garbage collectors until 2023.

The goal poacher who scored eight goals for Mwine Mpaka owned club was unveiled on Sunday night on KCCA FC TV show hosted on Sanyuka TV.

The player has been on transfer ladder of reigning Uganda Premier league, Vipers Sports Club until the Kasasiro boys snatched him.

Aheebwa joined the first five signings of the club who includes; Ashraf Mugume, striker Charles Lwanga, Italian Stephen Mazengo, experienced defender Denis Iguma and and attacking midfielder Bright Anukani.

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