Kampala — By seeking the services of Zambian legend Kalusha Bwalya in the recruitment of Cranes coach, Fufa could be trying to show how that national team stakes have risen.
With interim coach Moses Basena' mandate ending after the World Cup campaign last game against Congo early next month, Fufa opened the global search for a permanent coach that will take Cranes to another level. "The Fufa Emergency Committee took a decision to open up the job vacancy of Cranes and the terms of reference also include coaching the U-23 side (Kobs)," Fufa CEO Edgar Watson told the press yesterday at Mengo.
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