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APR FC Signs Ugandan Midfielder Ronald Ssekiganda Ahead of CAF Champions League

H1: APR FC Signs Ugandan Midfielder Ronald Ssekiganda Ahead of CAF Champions League

 APR FC has signed Ugandan midfielder Ronald Ssekiganda, who previously played for Villa SC in his home country. He plays as a defensive midfielder.

H2: Ronald Ssekiganda Joins APR FC on a Two-Year Contract

Ronald Ssekiganda Signs with APR FC

Ugandan midfielder Ronald Ssekiganda, aged 29, has officially signed a two-year contract with APR FC. The agreement comes after months of negotiations that began as early as February 2025. Ssekiganda joins the Rwandan champions as they prepare to represent the country in the upcoming CAF Champions League.

His arrival comes as a replacement for fellow Ugandan Thaddeo Lwanga, also a defensive midfielder, who is among several players whose contracts have expired and will not be renewed. APR FC recently confirmed Lwanga's departure along with several others, including Nshimirimana Ismael Pitchou, Kwitonda Alain Bacca, Ndayishimiye Dieudonne Nzotanga, Victor Mbaoma, goalkeeper Pavelh Ndzila, and Lwanga himself.

H3: Replacement for Departing Midfielder Thaddeo Lwanga

In addition to Ssekiganda, APR FC has bolstered its squad by signing Iraguha Hadji from Rayon Sports, goalkeeper Hakizimana Adolphe from AS Kigali, and Bugingo Hakim, who is currently in the final stages of negotiations with the club. Several other signings are also reportedly in progress.

As of now, APR FC has not yet announced a new head coach to replace Darko Novic, with whom they recently parted ways.

Ssekiganda joins APR FC as a strategic replacement for fellow Ugandan midfielder Thaddeo Lwanga, whose contract recently expired and was not renewed. Lwanga’s departure is part of a broader squad restructuring, with APR FC confirming the exits of several players including Nshimirimana Ismael Pitchou, Kwitonda Alain Bacca, Ndayishimiye Dieudonne Nzotanga, Victor Mbaoma, and goalkeeper Pavelh Ndzila. The club’s management has emphasized their intention to refresh the squad with new talent capable of competing at both domestic and continental levels.

APR FC, as reigning champions of the Rwandan Premier League, carries the responsibility of maintaining its dominance at home while striving to make a mark in African football through the CAF Champions League. The club’s recent recruitment drive signals a clear ambition to compete at higher levels and develop a squad that blends experience with emerging talent.

Ronald Ssekiganda’s signing is a clear testament to APR FC’s commitment to building a competitive squad. His proven track record in midfield battles will be vital for the club’s aspirations.

Fans have welcomed the news of Ssekiganda’s arrival with optimism, expressing hope that his experience and skills will help APR FC solidify their midfield and improve overall team performance. The club’s active engagement in the transfer market has sparked excitement among supporters, who eagerly await the new season.

With the CAF Champions League on the horizon, all eyes will be on APR FC to see how well the new squad gels under upcoming leadership. The club’s management, players, and fans alike are united in their desire to bring glory back to Rwandan football on the continental stage.

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