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FUFA President Moses Magogo has warned "the trying local coaches" against expressing their interest in managing the Uganda Cranes.
Magogo stated the above during the unveiling of the Belgian Paul Joseph Put as the new Uganda Cranes head coach at FUFA Complex on Thursday, November 2.
"We got over 250 applicants, including two Ugandans who, according to our section team, did not meet the federation's requirements," Magogo explained.
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"A number of our coaches lack the exposure because they have played and been coached from here, and they shouldn't try themselves out starting with the national team."
He added: "We have junior teams and local clubs where they can be tried first, but not the Uganda Cranes."
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15:39 - 03.11.2023
Alex Isabirye rallies support for Sam Ssimbwa, Paul Put
Former Vipers SC head coach Alex Isabirye Musongola has expressed his support for the newly appointed Uganda Cranes coaches Paul Put Joseph and Sam Ssimbwa.
"The national team competes internationally, and therefore, the experience required is beyond the local league because."
A trusted source from the federation confided to Pulse Sports that former Kitara FC and Vipers SC head coaches Sam Ssimbwa and Alex Isabirye did.
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09:34 - 04.11.2023
FOOTBALL Paul Put: Belgian optimistic about his Cranes future
FUFA appointed the former Harambee Stars coach on a two-year renewable contract to succeed the Serbian Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic, who was sacked with a year left in his second tenure.
However, they were both considered for the assistant coach position, and Put chose Ssimbwa.
Put was handed a two-year renewal contract, and his first assignments with his assistant Ssimbwa were in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
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09:03 - 04.11.2023
FOOTBALL Robertinho excels again, wins Coach of the Month award in Tanzania
Now with giants Simba SC, the Brazilian deservedly won the award after three victories in as many games in the league.
Uganda will face Guinea and Somalia in Morocco in a fortnight.
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