Kisakku Joins the Blacks: Paidha Black Angels’ Rebuild Begins

Paidha Black Angels have strengthened their midfield with the signing of Jonathan Moses Kisakku from Bunyaruguru United-Rwenzori Lions, handing him a two-year contract after a 17-appearance campaign in the FUFA Big League.

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Kisakku Joins the Blacks: Paidha Black Angels’ Rebuild Begins

Paidha Black Angels FC have officially unveiled midfielder Jonathan Moses Kisakku as their first signing of the transfer window, strengthening their squad ahead of the new campaign.

Kisakku, formerly of Bunyaruguru United-Rwenzori Lions, has signed a two-year contract that will keep him at Bar-Okoro until 2028.

Jonathan Moses Kisakku

Jonathan Moses Kisakku

The midfielder arrives after making 17 appearances for Bunyaruguru United in the FUFA Big League last season, gaining valuable experience at the second tier of Ugandan football.

Paidha Black Angels officially announced his arrival on X with a warm welcome: “Welcome to Bar-Okoro, Sakku! 🥰”

His departure was also confirmed by Bunyaruguru United-Rwenzori Lions, who paid tribute to the midfielder for his contribution during his time at the club.

“Thank you for the memories, the lesson, and the support. We are grateful for every moment in our shirt,” the club said.

The Lions added: “It's time for your new chapter, but we'll always be proud for you to have represented the Lions badge. Once part of the family, always part. Thank you Jonathan ❤️.”

Jonathan Moses Kisakku at Bunyaruguru United

Jonathan Moses Kisakku at Bunyaruguru United

Kisakku's arrival comes at a crucial time for the Blacks, who recently parted ways with two key players, Jacob Opar and Siraj, earlier this month.

His signing therefore signals the beginning of Paidha Black Angels' efforts to reinforce the squad, with the midfielder expected to bring additional depth and experience to the middle of the park.

He is now a Black

He is now a Black

The two-year deal means Kisakku will remain at Bar-Okoro until 2028, giving the Blacks a long-term option in midfield as they look to build a competitive squad for the seasons ahead.

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