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David GOMBE
Uganda Cranes head coach Paul Put has named midfielder Noble Okello in his squad for worldwide pleasant video games in opposition to Tanzania and Madagascar due subsequent month.
Okello who performs for Indy Eleven within the USA is a nephew to Uganda Cranes legend David Obua.
Okello has beforehand featured for Canada at each the youth and senior degree. He made his debut within the Canadian youth system attending a camp in September 2016 with the Canada U17 workforce.He was named to the roster for the 2017 CONCACAF U-17 Championship, the place he made his worldwide debut on April 22, 2017 in opposition to Costa Rica U17.
In Could 2018, Okello was referred to as as much as the Canadian U21 facet for the 2018 Toulon Match.In October 2018, Okello was named to the Canadian U20 squad for the 2018 CONCACAF U-20 Championship. He scored a brace within the event opener in opposition to Dominica, a 4–0 victory. Okello was named to the Canadian U-23 provisional roster for the 2020 CONCACAF Males’s Olympic Qualifying Championship on February 26, 2020.
Okello additionally featured for Canada’s senior workforce together with his debut approaching January 7, 2020, in opposition to Barbados instead in a 4–1 victory.
At membership degree, Okello has performed for Toronto FC, HB Køge, New England Revolution, Atlanta United 2, Phoenix Rising and his present residence Indy Eleven.
Named Squad for Pleasant Matches;
Hannington Ssebwalunyo – NEC FC (Uganda), David Lukwago – SC Villa (Uganda), Joel Mutakubwa – Adigrat College FC (Ethiopia), Herbert Bockhorn – FC Magdeburg (Germany), Nathan Asiimwe – Charlton Athletic FC (England), Raymon Barasa Mangoli – SC Villa (Uganda), Jordan Obita – Hibernian FC (Scotland), Geoffrey Lubanga Kene – SC Villa (Uganda), Hilary Mukundane – Vipers SC (Uganda), Aziz Kayondo – Slovan Liberec (Czech Republic), Herbert Achayi – KCCA FC (Uganda), Joseph Seremba – NEC FC (Uganda), Bobosi Byaruhanga – Oakland Roots SC (USA), Alhassan Baba – FCSB (Romania), Travis Mutyaba – CS Sfaxien (Tunisia), Abdu Karim Watambala – Vipers SC (Uganda), Allan Okello – Younger Africans SC (Tanzania), James Bogere – Aarhus AGF (Denmark), Rogers Mato – Hearts FC (Scotland), Sammy Ssebadduka – KCCA FC (Uganda), Hassan Mubiru – SC Villa (Uganda), Steven Mukwala – Al-Nasr SC (Libya), Frank Ssebufu – SC Villa (Uganda), Allan Oyirwoth – New England Revolution FC (USA), Richard Basangwa – NEC FC (Uganda), Noble Okello – Indy Eleven FC (USA), Arafat Usama Kiza – Vipers SC (Uganda) and Ivan Ahimbisibwe – KCCA FC (Uganda).
