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Waiswa has played just five times in the Uganda Premier League this season, and he felt he deserved to feature more often.
Thirteen-time Uganda Premier League champions KCCA FC have officially moved separate ways with midfielder Moses Waiswa, confirming the speculation that had linked out.
The 2018 FUFA Male Player of the Year still had six months to end his contract but chose to terminate it to seek greener pastures.
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"KCCA FC and player Moses Waiswa Ndhondhi have today, Thursday, January 11, 2024, mutually parted ways with immediate effect," a club statement said on Thursday.
Waiswa joined KCCA as a free agent in June 2022, having ended his time at South African outfit Supersport United, and inked a two-year deal from June 2022 to June 2024.
According to multiple reports, including Swift Sports, it's Waiswa's representatives who sought the termination.
They also claimed the player felt "betrayed by KCCA after falling out of favour in team selection."
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11:43 - 11.01.2024
DONE DEAL Aziz Kayondo: Spain's Leganes loans Cranes left-back to another European side
This is the second loan move for Kayondo from Leganes, as the latter initially sent him to Israel's Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Waiswa has played just five times in the Uganda Premier League this season, and he felt he deserved to feature more often.
Overall, since joining KCCA last season, he played 33 times, scoring three goals in the process.
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Simon Tamale confirms suffering a knee injury as Rayon Sport unveil new goalkeeper
"Let's clear the air; during the Rayon Sport and APR game, I got a serious knee injury, which, after doing an MRI, suggested a minor surgery and rest for some time," Tamale said on his X handle.
Besides KCCA and Supersport, Waiswa has also previously featured for Uganda Premier League champions Vipers SC, heping them to the 2018/19 championship.
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