
Murushid Jjuuko’s tenure at Tanzania’s Simba seems to be over after the defender hinted at a possible end to life at the club.
The Ugandan international, currently in Abu Dhabi with the Uganda Cranes, posted a picture of himself on both Facebook and Twitter along compatriot Emmanuel Okwi and Rwanda’s Meddie Kagere among others thanking them for good moments.
“It’s a wonderful journey that we always share with each other….,” read part of the post. “Yet, it’s the same journey that sometimes separates us away from each other. I just want to say thank you for all the good moments. #MJ4,” he added.
Jjuuko has spent over five seasons at the club winning a number of trophies and has so far made over 150 appearances for the Msimbazi.
At the end of last season, he tried to force a move out of the Dar es Salaam side and also underwent trials at South Africa’s Orlando Pirates before he eventually returned to the club. He has made a handful of appearances this season with Erasto Nyoni and Ivorian Pascal Serge Wawa preffered at the heart of defence
