Mayanja keen on making KCCA FC head coach role permanent

Jackson Mayanja at a training session recently. (KCCA FC Media)

FOOTBALL Mayanja keen on making KCCA FC head coach role permanent

Peter Tabu • 14:35 - 28.05.2023

Mayanja led the Kasasiro boys to a second-place finish, level on points with Vipers, who won the league on goal difference.

Jackson Mayanja wrapped up his reign as KCCA FC interim coach with an emphatic 5-0 win against Soltilo Bright Stars as the 2022/2023 StarTimes Uganda Premier League season came to an end.

Mayanja led the Kasasiro boys to a second-place finish, level on points with Vipers, who won the league on goal difference.

Mia Mia believes he is knowledgeable enough to take over as the club’s head coach permanently.

“My tenure at KCCA FC is not over because this is my home, and I have always been KCCA FC,” Mayanja said in a post-match press conference.

“But I also think I am knowledgeable enough to become the head coach permanently.”

“I have no problem if the club gets another person (coach), but I believe I can still do the job,” Mayanja added.

Mayanja who was in his second stint at the club oversaw eight league games at KCCA FC, picking up four wins, three draws, and one loss in as many games.

He, however, served a two-game touchline ban (Vs BUL and Express FC) for comments he made on match officials after KCCA FC’s 1-0 loss to Vipers.

The KCCA FC board will reconvene and decide on who will take over the reins at Lugogo ahead of next season.

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