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Ugandan midfielder Joseph Ssemujju has completed a move to Zambia Premier League side Kansanshi Dynamos, signing a two-year contract with the club.
The transfer marks a new chapter in Ssemujju’s career as he makes the switch to Zambian football following his recent departure from Uganda Revenue Authority Football Club (URA FC).
Ssemujju parted ways with URA FC about a month ago after the two parties mutually agreed to terminate his contract. His departure brought an end to his time with the tax collectors and opened the door for the midfielder to explore a new challenge outside Uganda.
The move to Kansanshi Dynamos now gives Ssemujju an opportunity to test himself in the Zambia Premier League, where he will be looking to establish himself as an important member of the club’s squad.
Ssemujju will not be the only Ugandan at Kansanshi Dynamos. He joins compatriot Keziron Kizito, who is already part of the Zambian club.
The presence of Kizito should provide Ssemujju with a familiar face as he settles into a new environment, while the pair will have the opportunity to represent Ugandan football on the Zambian stage.
Having another Ugandan within the squad could also help Ssemujju adapt to the demands of playing in a different country and league, particularly during the early stages of his stay.
For Ssemujju, the two-year agreement represents an important opportunity to revive his career and gain valuable experience abroad. His move comes at a time when Ugandan players continue to seek opportunities in neighbouring leagues, with Zambia increasingly becoming a destination for players looking for competitive football outside the Uganda Premier League.
At Kansanshi Dynamos, Ssemujju will be expected to compete for a place in the starting lineup and contribute to the club’s ambitions in the new campaign.
His ability to adapt quickly will be crucial as he begins life in the Zambia Premier League. The midfielder will also hope that regular football and strong performances can help him attract wider attention while continuing to develop his career.
The move brings a swift turnaround for Ssemujju, who only left URA FC a month ago. Rather than remaining without a club for long, he has secured a two-year deal that gives him stability and a platform to continue his professional career.
With two seasons ahead of him at Kansanshi Dynamos, Ssemujju now has the chance to make a strong impression in Zambia and play a role in the club’s ambitions.
For Ugandan football supporters, his progress will be closely followed alongside that of fellow Ugandan Kizito as the duo begin their new chapter with Kansanshi Dynamos.
