KCCA FC has unveiled its latest acquisition, the dynamic attacking midfielder, Peter Lwasa. The player has committed to a contract with KCCA FC, extending his stay until the culmination of the 2023–24 season.

This marks the second significant signing for KCCA FC during the ongoing mid-season transfer window after the earlier acquisition of goalkeeper Mutwalibu Mugolofa .Lwasa, renowned for his prowess as an attacking midfielder, brings versatility to the team, showcasing proficiency on both the right and left flanks.

His addition is expected to amplify KCCA FC’s offensive capabilities, adding a new dimension to their strategic gameplay.Having previously showcased his skills with URA FC, Peter Lwasa’s football journey has seen him make significant contributions to Kenyan clubs such as Sofapaka FC, Kariobangi FC, Gor Mahia, and the esteemed FC Lubumbashi Sport in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

In the wake of finalizing his transfer to KCCA FC, Lwasa radiated enthusiasm, articulating his excitement for the upcoming chapter in his football journey.

“I am thrilled for this opportunity to join KCCA FC. When the club approached me, I did not hesitate for a moment. I am eager to contribute to the current project and help the club achieve its objectives. Together with the rest of the group, I believe we can accomplish something remarkable.”

Peter Lwasa, new Kcca FC player

Notably, Peter Lwasa’s contract includes provisions for potential extension at the conclusion of the 2023–24 season. The player will don the number 39 jersey for KCCA FC and is eligible to feature in all competitions sanctioned by the club.

This strategic signing underscores KCCA FC’s commitment to fortifying its squad and elevating its competitive edge as they embark on the upcoming challenges in the football season. Fans can anticipate an exciting collaboration between Lwasa and the existing talented lineup, with expectations running high for a successful partnership.


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