Derrick Nsibambi has completed his transfer from KCCA to Egypt Premier League side Smouha.
The former KCCA forward penned a three year deal with the Alexanderia based club Kawowo Sports understands.
As eallier reported , Nsibambi flew out of the country on Sunday and underwent medical the following day before putting pen to paper on Tuesday .
The financial details of the deal remain scanty though but the move was long overdue after KCCA restrained him to join the Egyptian side in January.
“I am happy to join a great club in great football country,” Nsibambi told Kawowo Sports after penning the deal. “My mission as usual is to add value on the team he will make it with God’s help,” he added.
I thank my previous bosses KCCA and Kireka for giving me an opportunity to show what am capable of, my coaches friends and fans in general.
Geoffrey Kayemba, the player representative couldn’t hide his joy at seeing his client elevate to another level.
“He is a very talented and hard working player and truly deserves the chance,” said Kayemba who also engineered Joseph Ochaya move to Zambia early last year. “Its good for the country as well to have as many players playing outside,” he added.
Nsibambi is expected to officially join his new teammates over the weekend and thus will miss the highly anticipated Uganda Cup final tie between his old club KCCA and reigning league champions Vipers on Saturday.
He has spent five years at the Lugogo after joining from Kireka during the 2012/13 season and has scored numerous goals including winners over Al Masry in the Caf Confederation Cup.
He joins compatriots Isaac Muleme and Hassan Wasswa Mawanda who ply their trade in the Egyptian league.
