Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC , Crested Cranes and Uganda U20 Women’s National Football team exciting winger Margaret Kunihira has bid farewell to the valley warriors ahead of her potential move away from the Kawempe based club.
The exciting winger has confirmed her exit rumors after taking to her social media pages to thank the club for giving her the opportunity to turn out for them.
In her short letter to Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC fans posted on her Facebook page , Kunihira thanked the club for nurturing her talent and helping her grow as a player.
Margaret Kunihira (Blue) in action for Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC
"Dear Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC and fans"
" Today i say goodbye to a magnificent club.l want to thank the club for helping me become a better footballer and making me feel at home during my time here,"
"l can only say thank you to the coaches,fans that have supported me since the first day i wore this jersey and of course a big thank you to my teammates who helped me settle in since day one not only as teammates but as friends,"
"Today I say goodbye to kawempe Muslim ladies fc with many memories, lessons and great moments that will live me forever.lt has been one of the best years of my football career,"
"At last I want to wish the valley warriors success for the future.
Thank You with all my heart."
Margret Kunihira
The midfielder’s farewell message is a clear indication that she is exiting the Kawempe based Valley warriors.
The third born in the family of four children of Margret and Elly Kyahura, has previously played for Fufa Women Elite outfit Asubo Gafford Ladies before turning out for Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC .
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