Sinan RAJUB SENOGA
Uganda Cranes offensive midfielder Travis Mutyaba is in the advanced stages of joining Tunisia’s CS Sfaxien.
According to renowned African football journalist Micky Jnr, Mutyaba has reached a verbal agreement to join the Tunisian giants.
Mutyaba has spent one season at Girondins Bordeaux in the French fourth tier league.
The former SC Villa midfielder has previously had a stint in the Egyptian Premier League with Zamalek SC.
Vipers SC recently expressed interest in signing him but his priority was a move to North Africa.
Mutyaba is set to become the second Ugandan player to play for CS Sfaxien after Yunus Sentamu who featured for the club between 2014 to 2015.
He is also set to become the second Ugandan in the Tunisia’s Ligue 1 after Club Africain’s Kenneth Ssemakula.
CS Sfaxien, also nicknamed as the Arabian Juventus, are eight time champions of the Tunisian League as well as three time (joint-record) winners of the CAF Confederation Cup.
CS Sfaxien will be aiming for an improved season having finished 7th on the league table in the previous season.
