Left winger Brunno "Muchooli" Sserunkuma Credit: © Kawowo Sports | DAVID ISABIRYE
[/media-credit] Left winger Brunno Sserunkuma joins Express Football Club as a free agent Credit: © Kawowo Sports | DAVID ISABIRYE

As  striker Daniel ‘Muzei’ Sserunkuma heads for ‘greener pastures’ at Vipers Sports Club, there is another Sserunkuma entity in Brunno that makes a grand arrival at the treasured Mutesa II Wankulukuku confines.

Gifted and ‘sweet’ left footer Brunno, a utility player joins the Red Eagles as a free agent.

“He (Brunno Sserunkuma) joined Express Football Club for a two year deal. He has been training well and ready to serve given his vast experience” his representative, Allan Mukasa attested to Kawowo Sports on the secondary transfer deadline day.

Brunno Sserunkuma had a successful stint in the Kenya Premier league where he featured prominently at Nairobi City Stars and Mombasa coastal side Bandari football clubs.

A resident at the lake side Kasenyi fishing village near Kasenyi off the shores of Lake Victoria, Sserunkuma is best remembered for his awesome display back in the days during the promotion of Aurum Roses football club before he trained at Express enroute to Kenya in 2012 where he has earned his bread and butter since.

The ability to play as a left back and attacker as well as a creative cum defensive midfielder will definitely give coach Shafik Bisaso and his coaching staff a zillion thoughts.

The elegant left footer has an enviable close ball control, an entity that can comfortably dribble, pass, inter-play with teammates, shield the ball, head and shoot in equal measure.

Express Football Club has also brought on board a couple of other players as Joseph Ssemujju, Alfred Leku, Ayubu Kisaliita, Zimula Jalilu, Isaac Kisujju Onyango, Shafik Nana Kakeeto while Tonny ‘Ten’ Odur’s move has been delayed by technicalities involving Daniel Sserunkuma’s  transfer to Vipers.

Buddo S.S goalkeeper Tonny Kyameera, who signed a 5 year contract at Express in August 2017 will be actively involved this second half of the season.

David Isabirye is a senior staff writer for Kawowo Sports where he covers most of the major events.

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