For Lukwago, Kwikiriza, and Ahimbisibwe, the next few weeks are a critical audition. Their ability to translate their club form onto the international stage will not only be crucial for their personal careers but will also be key to Uganda’s aspirations of advancing from what is considered one of the tournament’s toughest groups.
KCCA FC wishes all 11 of our players and coaches the very best of luck in their upcoming national team engagements on Tuesday, November 18th, 2025.
KCCA FC is represented with four players and a key member of the technical team making the cut
Both players are set to join the Cranes camp after the league match against Vipers SC on Friday, 7th November, as they prepare for two high-profile international friendly matches against North African giants, Morocco.
KCCA FC has reaffirmed its status as a powerhouse of Ugandan football, contributing a remarkable eight players to the Uganda Cranes’ provisional squad for the TotalEnergies CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024. This milestone underscores the club’s unparalleled ability to nurture and develop talent for both domestic and international football. The initial squad announcement included […]
Uganda will face South Sudan in a double header, with the first leg slated for 11th October at Mandela National Stadium, while the return leg in Juba will take place on 15th October 2025.
Midfielder Joel Sserunjogi, and forward Shaban Muhammad have been summoned to the senior men’s side, the Uganda Cranes.
The trio was named in a 22-man travelling squad by Uganda Cranes Head Coach Put Paul Joseph.
I am happy to be promoted to the KCCA FC senior team. It has been my dream to play for this club and I am so delighted to be part of the set up now – Dembe John Paul
The club has welcomed me well and I know a number of players because we have played school and youth football together. This will help me settle in quickly and play. – Hassan Mubiru
Four KCCA FC teenagers were named on the final 25 man squad that traveled to Egypt for AFCON U20 tournament.
Juma joins a number of players who have previously played for the KCCA Soccer Academy and the KCCA FC senior team and later moved to professional ranks like; Sadat Anaku, Musa Ramathan, Mwanje Elvis Eddy, Kizza Mustafa and Allan Okello.
Former KCCA FC player and living legend Jackson Mayanja who is now the Uganda Hippos Head Coach named a provisional 50-man squad ahead of the tournament.
KCCA FC forward Rogers Mato was fouled at the edge of the box and Waiswa stepped up to take the resultant free kick to call the tie level, 10 minutes from time.
The three are Moses Waiswa (Midfielder), Geofrey Wasswa (Defender), and Rogers Mato (Forward)