Notable clubs in TZ pay sign on fees in excess of $40,000 & salaries ranging upto $4000 + a fully furnished apartment. Having been invited for a try out with one of the clubs in Dar sometime back , must admit it’s one of the most attractive & lucrative leagues in Africa . Ronald Okoth (@RonaldOkoth ) April 24, 2021
“An additional bonus of Ksh1000 and Ksh2000 for scoring a goal in the first or last five minutes of either half, Ksh6000 for a man of the match among other packages aside from our salaries. And it would be paid on time because we had a solid sponsorship with Britam.
The star, arriving at El-Merreikh from Uganda Revenue Authority (URA FC), was signed after having individual brilliant moments at the African Nations Championship tournament in Cameroon.
He scored twice and his strike against Togo, a clinical goal that may end up being one of the contestants for goal of the tournament.
Uganda were eliminated at the preliminary stage after losing 2-1 against Togo and 5-2 against reigning champions Morocco after an opening 0-0 draw against Rwanda. Although the national side posted a poor result, Kyeyune’s show has helped him land a deal with the Caf Champions League participants.
The midfielder has left the Ugandan Premier League side URA after serving them for two decades and the El-Merrreikh deal has reportedly earned the Ugandan club $40,000.
Other players in the team are the Kenyan duo of defender Joash Onyango and midfielder Francis Kahata, striker Meddie Kagere and goalkeeper Aishi Manula.
On signing Lwanga, Simba said in a statement: “He has been signed to replace Gerson Fraga who recently underwent knee surgery due to an injury he picked earlier this season. Fraga will be out of action for more than six months so he was allowed to return to Brazil to oversee his treatment.”
In a recent interview, coach Vandenbroeck explained why he signed Lwanga.
“As you know, Gerson [Fraga] was ruled out for six to eight months meaning we had only one holding midfielder Jonas [Mkude],” Vandenbroeck explained as quoted by Daily News.
“The application for the transfer of players who would have met the laid down qualifications, will be handled quickly and such players will be given licenses in order to allow the feature for their new clubs as soon as possible,” TFF’s letter, obtained by
Goal read.
“As regulations prescribe, the teams that will only be allowed to sign new players are those that have not hit the cap of 30 players per team. A team that has also loaned or transferred a player to another is also allowed to sign.
“Those teams that have also mutually terminated contracts with a player or players will also be allowed to do business in the window.
“Lwanga is a free player, after completing his contract with Egyptian Premier League club, Tanta SC.”
The statement further continued: “He has been signed to replace Gerson Fraga who recently underwent knee surgery due to an injury he picked earlier this season. Fraga will be out of action for more than six months so he was allowed to return to Brazil to oversee his treatment.”
In a recent interview, Simba coach Sven Vandenbroeck explained why he signed Lwanga.
“As you know, Gerson [Fraga] was ruled out for six to eight months meaning we had only one holding midfielder Jonas [Mkude],” Vandenbroeck explained as quoted by