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    Ugandan offensive midfielder Bronson Nsubuga has joined Kenya Police FC from fellow Kenya Premier League side Shabana FC.

    Nsubuga leaves Shabana after one season having joined the club at the start of the previous campaign.

    Sinan Rajub SENOGAUgandan offensive midfielder Bronson Nsubuga has joined Kenya Police FC from fellow Kenya Premier League side Shabana FC.

    He becomes the second Ugandan to leave the club after striker Brian Olega whose contract was mutually terminated to join Longwood University in USA.

    Nsubuga is expected to add creativity in the Kenya Police team which is coached by former SC Villa tactician Dusan Stojanovic.

    Nsubuga has previously played for Maroons, Mbarara City, SC Victoria University, Jinja North, Blacks Power and Amuka Bright Stars.

    He also played for Elman FC and Mogadishu City Club in the Somalia Premier League.

    Kenya Police finished third on the league table last season behind AFC Leopards and the eventual champions Gor Mahia.

    Bronson completes Kenya league move Nsubuga Premier side
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