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Express FC have completed the signing of former St. Mary’s Kitende winger Steven Yiga, adding another promising attacking option to their squad ahead of the new season.
Yiga arrives at the Red Eagles after making a strong impression during last season’s Stanbic Uganda Cup, where he represented Football Classroom and emerged as the team’s leading scorer during their impressive run in the competition.
His performances in the Uganda Cup showcased his attacking qualities, with the winger proving to be a constant threat in the final third and playing an important role in Football Classroom’s campaign. His goalscoring contribution attracted attention and has now earned him an opportunity to take the next step in his career with one of Uganda’s most historic clubs.
The former St. Mary’s Kitende player is known for his pace, direct running and ability to operate in wide attacking positions. His versatility and attacking instincts are expected to provide Express FC with additional options as they continue to strengthen their squad.
Yiga is currently featuring for Buddu in the ongoing Masaza Cup, where he continues to gain valuable competitive experience. His involvement in the prestigious traditional tournament has kept him match-fit as he prepares to transition into life at Express FC.
The move represents another significant step for Yiga, who has steadily built his reputation through performances at different levels of Ugandan football. Joining Express gives him the opportunity to compete at a higher level and work alongside experienced players while seeking to establish himself in the club's attacking setup.
For Express FC, the acquisition further underlines the club’s commitment to adding youthful and talented players to their squad. Yiga’s goalscoring record in the Uganda Cup and his current Masaza Cup involvement make him an intriguing addition as the club prepares for the challenges ahead.
The Red Eagles will hope that Yiga can carry his recent form into the club and translate his attacking potential into goals and assists when competitive action begins.
