FUFA President Moses Hassim Magogo wants all Ugandans to get behind the national team before next month's big tournament. The football boss made his plea after watching the Uganda Cranes train at Luzira prison grounds on Wednesday morning. Magogo said he feels pumped about what he saw from the coaches and players during the session. He praised their hard work and commitment as they prepare for the African Nations Championship. The president believes Uganda can put up a strong fight against the other teams.
Magogo revealed he plans to arrange some friendly matches before the tournament kicks off. He wants the players to get proper practice against quality opposition ahead of the competition. The FUFA chief said he talks directly with the squad to understand what they need. He stressed that Ugandans must rally behind their brothers and children who will represent the country. Magogo believes the team has the right attitude and work ethic to make everyone proud.
The president also defended the coaches when fans question their team selections. He told supporters to trust the technical staff and their decisions about which players make the cut. Magogo admitted he sometimes wonders about certain choices but respects the coaches' expertise. He thanked former goalkeeper Denis Onyango for helping out during his holiday break. The veteran keeper has been working with the current goalkeepers and sharing valuable advice with the squad.
Magogo revealed he plans to arrange some friendly matches before the tournament kicks off. He wants the players to get proper practice against quality opposition ahead of the competition. The FUFA chief said he talks directly with the squad to understand what they need. He stressed that Ugandans must rally behind their brothers and children who will represent the country. Magogo believes the team has the right attitude and work ethic to make everyone proud.
The president also defended the coaches when fans question their team selections. He told supporters to trust the technical staff and their decisions about which players make the cut. Magogo admitted he sometimes wonders about certain choices but respects the coaches' expertise. He thanked former goalkeeper Denis Onyango for helping out during his holiday break. The veteran keeper has been working with the current goalkeepers and sharing valuable advice with the squad.
