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Hassan Musana parts ways with KCCA FC by mutual consent

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Hassan Musana parts ways with KCCA FC by mutual consent
Defender Hassan Musana has officially parted ways with KCCA FC after the two parties agreed to terminate his contract with the club. Musana who joined KCCA FC in January 2018 from BUL FC had his current contract expiring in 2022 but the two parties reached the neutral ground of terminating it. During his time at […]

Defender Hassan Musana has officially parted ways with KCCA FC after the two parties agreed to terminate his contract with the club.

Musana who joined KCCA FC in January 2018 from BUL FC had his current contract expiring in 2022 but the two parties reached the neutral ground of terminating it.

During his time at the Lugogo based side, Musana won a Uganda Cup, Super 8, Uganda Premier League and CECAFA Clubs Cup.

He was also part of the KCCA FC squad that played in the group stages of CAF Champions League in 2018.

Hassan Musana joins a long list of players who left KCCA FC in this transfer window including Joseph Kafumbe, Juma Balinya, Moses Aliro and Samuel Kato who also agreed to mutually terminate their contracts.

Others include Moses Kalanzi, Keziron Kizito, Bright Anukani and Filbert Obenchan, Steven Sserwadda, Charles Lukwago and Hassan Matovu.

 

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