

By George Mangula
Uganda Cranes defender Godfrey Walusimbi has completed a move to Albanian side KF Vllaznia on a one-year deal after almost six months without a club.
“As promised by members of the technical staff, KF Vllaznia has made it a reality to hire another player. It is left-handed defender Walusimbi Godfrey,” the club says in a statement.
The player has signed a one-year contract and is expected to arrive in Shkodra as soon as he is granted an entry visa to Albania.
“The 30-year-old has a long and successful career and for 10 years is part of the Uganda national team with which he has played 93 matches and scored 3 goals. With his experience, Godfrey is expected to be an important element for the Brothers team in the defense.”
Walusimbi has been a free agent since terminating his contract with South African PSL giants Kaizer Chiefs in January.
The former SC Villa and Vipers (Bunamwaya) defender was part of the Cranes team that featured at the 2017 and 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).
He is the most capped players on the current Cranes team with over 100 caps. He has previously featured for SC Villa, Vipers and Gor Mahia.