Al Ittihad Alexandria Signs New African Star.. Uganda Midfielder Joins Zaeem El Thaghr
Al Ittihad Alexandria continues its strong summer transfer activity after announcing the signing of Ugandan defensive midfielder Kenneth Semakula to strengthen the squad ahead of the new season.
⚽ Al Ittihad Alexandria Announces Kenneth Semakula Signing
Al Ittihad Alexandria Club has officially completed the signing of Ugandan international defensive midfielder Kenneth Semakula as part of the club’s plan to strengthen its squad before the start of the new football season. 🏆
The Ugandan player signed a three-year contract with Zaeem El Thaghr, becoming one of the new additions expected to support the team during the upcoming period as the club aims to build a competitive squad capable of achieving its supporters’ ambitions.
🔥 New Signing Recommended by Hamza El Gamal
The move to sign Kenneth Semakula came after the recommendation and approval of head coach Hamza El Gamal, who expressed his confidence in the player’s technical and physical abilities.
The coaching staff believes that Semakula can provide an important addition to Al Ittihad Alexandria’s midfield due to his defensive strength, ability to win possession, press opponents, and help build attacks from deeper positions.
🌍 International Experience and Professional Background
The Ugandan player, born in 2002, has international experience after representing the Uganda national team, which gives him valuable exposure at the international level.
Semakula has also played professional football outside Uganda, having experiences with clubs in Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, and Kuwait, combining African football experience with different Arab league competitions.
Al Ittihad Alexandria hopes the player can quickly adapt to Egyptian football, especially with his previous experience in Arab leagues that may help him integrate with the team.
⭐ Al Ittihad Continues Squad Reinforcement
The signing of Kenneth Semakula comes as part of Al Ittihad Alexandria’s efforts to strengthen the squad during the summer transfer window, with the goal of preparing a strong team before the new season begins.
The club’s management continues working to meet the technical requirements of the coaching staff by signing players with the quality and experience needed to match the team’s ambitions.
Zaeem El Thaghr hopes to deliver a stronger performance next season, as the club looks to compete and achieve positive results that reflect its historic status as one of Egypt’s oldest football clubs.
📢 A New Beginning for Kenneth Semakula with Zaeem El Thaghr
The Ugandan midfielder is expected to begin his journey with the team during the upcoming preparation period, as the technical staff aims to develop his physical and tactical readiness before official matches begin.
Semakula has received strong support from the club’s management, which welcomed his arrival and wished him success during his new experience with Al Ittihad Alexandria.
🏁 Conclusion
Egyptian clubs continue strengthening their squads ahead of the new season, and Al Ittihad Alexandria’s signing of Kenneth Semakula reflects the club’s desire to build a stronger and more balanced team.
The success of the deal will depend on the player’s performances on the pitch, as Zaeem El Thaghr fans eagerly await seeing their new signing in action and contributing to the club’s goals in the upcoming season. ⚽🔥
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