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    Uganda to withdraw from CHAN finals over financial constraints

    Entebbe NewsBy Entebbe NewsDecember 12, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The president of Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA), Moses Magogo has revealed that the Uganda Cranes will likely withdraw from Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) finals over financial challenges.

    The tournament is slated to take place from January 13 to February 4, 2023 in Algeria.

    On Monday, Magogo tweeted that due to financial constraints resulting from the Ministry of Finance’s failure to provide funds to the Uganda Cranes, the team will be left with no choice but to pull out of the competition.

    ”It is sad. Like for the U23, we are left with no further option but to withdraw the Uganda Cranes from CHAN finals because Ministry of Finance has not provided the funds as appropriated by Parliament,” Magogo tweeted.

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    It is sad.

    Like for the U23, we are left with no further option but to withdraw the @UgandaCranes from CHAN finals because @mofpedU has not provided the funds as appropriated by @Parliament_Ug @OgwangOgwang @rggoobi @NCSUganda1 @OfficialFUFA

    — Moses Hassim Magogo (@MosesMagogo) December 12, 2022

    Magogo added that the withdrawal from the competition would have future consequences on Uganda, and apologised to the team for the ‘unfortunate’ development.

    ”The sanctions to Uganda will affect the future if we dont take the hard decision now. Sorry for the players and coaches who qualified the team but it is the moment to face the reality,” the FUFA boss said.

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    The sanctions to Uganda will affect the future if we dont take the hard decision now

    Sorry for the players and coaches who qualified the team but it is the moment to face the reality. @GovUganda @moes_ug

    — Moses Hassim Magogo (@MosesMagogo) December 12, 2022

    With only three weeks to the tournament, Uganda had planned to start preparations on December 21 ahead of opening encounter with Senegal on January 14.

    Uganda is pooled in Group B alongside two-time champions Congo DR, Cote d’Ivoire and Senegal.

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