Uganda Cranes midfielder joins Kcca FC – Sbk Sports Mail

Uganda Cranes midfielder Moses Waiswa has been unveiled by StarTimes Uganda Premier League side Kcca FC .

The former Vipers SC midfielder who has joined the Kasasiro boys as a free agent after expiry of his contract at South Africa PSL side Super Sport United is believed to have signed a two year deal that will see him remain at the club until 2024.

The midfielder who joined Supersport United from Vipers SC in July 2019 made just 15 appearances during his two-year stay at the club and will be looking at getting his career back on track.

The midfielder who won the StarTimes Uganda Premier League with Vipers in 2017/18 becomes the first signing for the Lugogo based side who are expected to have another busy transfer window after failing to win any trophies for a third consecutive year.

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