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    Why Uganda Cranes Common trio will miss Pleasant Matches in opposition to Tanzania and Madagascar – The Panorama Uganda

    June 3, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Uganda Cranes squad departed on Monday morning for Morocco forward of pleasant matches in opposition to Tanzania and Madagascar due this month.

    The Squad that left for Morocco is dominated by native based mostly gamers who embody Vipers duo of Usama Arafat and Abdul Karim Watambala, SC Villa pair of Geoffrey Lubangakene and Raymond Barasa Mangoli together with NEC goalkeeper Hannington Ssebwalunyo are among the many gamers who traveled.

    Uganda will face Tanzania on fifth June 2026 earlier than taking up Madagascar on eighth June 2026 in Morocco.

    Common gamers corresponding to Toby Sibbick (not 100% match), Elio Capradossi, Nafian Alionzi and Jude Ssemugabi (injured) had been left all ignored.

    Uganda Cranes Squad

    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).

    Common Cranes Madagascar matches opposition Panorama pleasant Tanzania trio Uganda
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