Uganda Senior Women’s National Football Team (Crested Cranes) striker Resty Nanziri has completed a move to Danish outfit Boldklubben AF 1893.
The lethal forward who helped Kampala Queens FC to win the FUFA Women Super League last season has been without a club since May.
The deal was materialized by renown football agent Eugene Ssepuya who heads the Ssepuya Inc Agency that also has other female footballers like Juliet Nakukenge, Aisha Nantongo and Joan Nabirye among others
B93 last year signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with She Corporate FC, a club that continues to act as their feeder.
The Danish club also has the same arrangement with Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC as they continue to widen their scope in Uganda.
Sports Director Frank Petersen who been to Kampala on several occasions got the chance to see Nanziri in action and was impressed.
“Sometimes you see something that amazes you when I was in Kampala and had an opportunity to watch Nanziri playing for the national team against a select side. Normally we have a pipeline from which we take players in Uganda because we have a Memorandum of Understanding with She Corporate. But in this case, since the player was not attached to the club, we contacted her club Kampala Queens and agent Eugene who helped to see the deal through.” Said Petersen.
“We look forward to seeing Resty in B93 Copenhagen as soon as the work permit is in place.” He added.
Nanziri becomes the fourth Ugandan player to join the club following Vanessa Edith Karungi who first moved there two years ago. She has since joined another Danish side, Nordjaelland.
Others are midfielder Phiona Nabbumba and goalkeeper Daphine Nyayenga.
Nanziri has previously played for Rines SS, Tagy High School WFC, Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC and Kampala Queens FC.
