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David GOMBE
Cesar Manzoki has accomplished a return to eight time Uganda Premier League champions Vipers SC.
The Venoms confirmed the striker’s return on Saturday through their social media platforms. He has signed a two yr employment contract with Vipers.
“It’s superb to be again to a spot I name dwelling,” mentioned the affable striker.
“Rejoining Vipers SC is one thing I feel somebody is fortunate sufficient to expertise as soon as in a lifetime, however for me it’s occurring twice. That makes it much more particular as a result of I loved unbelievable years right here. I all the time believed this was probably the most particular expertise of my profession. Coming again now, I can nonetheless really feel the identical ardour, the identical love and the identical household environment. I’ve a private bond with the gamers, the supporters and everybody related to the membership. A few of my happiest recollections in soccer had been created right here.
“Uganda, Kitende and Vipers will all the time have a particular place in my coronary heart. I’m excited to be again and I can’t wait to offer every part for this badge as soon as once more.” Mentioned Manzoki
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He returns to Kitende for a second stint having been on the membership through the 2020/21 and 2021/22 seasons.
In his first stint at Vipers, Manzoki made 46 league appearances, scoring 26 targets and offering 13 assists for the membership.
In the course of the 2020/21 season, he was the highest scorer within the Uganda Cup with 7 targets and likewise clinched the UPL golden boot within the 2021/22 season with 18 targets, serving to the Kitende primarily based facet to the league title that season.
Manzoki has additionally beforehand featured for AS Dauphins Noirs, AS Maniema Union, AS Vita Membership, Dalian Professional, Hatta Membership, Mohammedan Sporting membership and most not too long ago Japanese District FC in Hong Kong.
He turns into the fourth signing for Vipers on this switch window after Jacques Mangoba, Joel Sserunjogi, Nicholas Mwere and goalkeeper Loyce Marius Mbaba.
