URA Ladies poach another player from Kampala Queens

Newly promoted FUFA Women Super League outfit, URA Ladies continue to beef up their squad ahead of the new season by signing new players. According the latest signings, the target to bring on board players with experience.

A day after announcing the arrival of midfielder Shamusa Najjuma from Kampala Queens (now KCCA Women), the Tax Collectors have also announced the arrival of defender Patience Nabulobi on a two-year deal.

Nabulobi arrives with vast experience having featured for several clubs in the top division, including Uganda Martyrs Lubaga, Makerere University and most recently Kampala Queens.

URA Ladies are busy in the transfer market and are seeking to beef up the team both in the technical and playing areas.

Reports indicate, the club is already in talks with Kawempe Muslim’s assistant coach Moses Nkata to take on the new role as the permanent head coach.

It should be noted that Nkata was part of the technical team that helped URA Ladies earn promotion. The working relationship stemmed from the initial agreement where Kawempe Muslims Junior Team served as the Women Club for URA FC up until full acquisition.

However, even after full acquisition, the bulk of the players from Kawempe Junior Team were retained plus the coaching staff that included Nkata and head coach Ayub Khalifa.

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