Uganda Martyrs Lubaga Women Football Club have sacked their Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Ivor Sempa Kimbugwe.
Kimbugwe, who joined the club at the start of the 2022/23 season, will be replaced by Freda Ayerango.
Kimbugwe’s departure comes after a successful season for Uganda Martyrs, who won the FUFA Women’s Cup, their first ever competitive trophy.
The club also finished third in the FUFA Women Super League.
Ayerango is a former Uganda Martyrs Lubaga coach and has extensive experience in the women’s football industry.
Freda Ayerango
She is expected to bring a new level of professionalism to the club.
In addition to the CEO change, Uganda Martyrs Lubaga have also parted ways with three players: Catherine Nagadya, Patience Nabulobi, and Esther Namusoke.
The club has also appointed new coaches for the 2023/24 season: Rogers Nkugwa and Rajab Buyinza.
The changes at Uganda Martyrs Lubaga come as the club prepares for a new season.
Ivor Sempa Kimbugwe
The team will be looking to build on their success of last season and challenge for the FUFA Women Super League title.
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2 comments
let the former CEO come back since they are bringing former workers eg coach Nkugwa who I dislike for many reasons,thank you sir for the service you have rendered to us,we wish you well
I feel bad for him Bambi,it’s so sad to be sacked after winning a trophy for the club but he failed to do well when it comes to the exodus of young players,imagine 3 starters crossing to our first rival,ate nga others want to go,they talk to us,so on that I blame the administration,anyway wish you success in your next club,you had started wearing our badge everywhere