Intermediatries Course: Participants happy with training - FUFA: Federation of Uganda Football Associations

Posted on December 15, 2020 - 7:23 pm by Ahmed Marsha

A two day training for Players’ Intermediaries has successfully ended at Jevine Hotel on Tuesday evening. Close to 60 participants took part.

On behalf of other participants, Niwagira Ronnie Santos believes that if Uganda is to play in the World Cup, players’ Intermediaries will need such training sessions to become the best for better deals with big clubs in the professional world of football.

‘It’is a pleasure attending this course. We appreciate FUFA and our instructors, the sessions were so nice and we are very much sure that we are going to improve in so many areas. I believe if Uganda is to play in the World Cup or play in Europe’s best clubs, we need to be the best Intermediaries through attending such training‘ said Santos

Niwagira Ronnie Santos attending Intermediary Session

‘We have been making many mistakes especially on minor players but after these lectures I am sure we are going to improve. I encourage other people to come especially when such courses are advertised‘ advised Santos.

Participants attending Intermediary training session at Jevine Hotel

FUFA EXCO Member and FUFA Competitions Committee Chairman Hamid Juma graced the closing ceremony.

FUFA EXCO Member Hamid Juma during the closing ceremony

‘In trying to achieve our vision of becoming the Number One football Nation in Africa on and off the field, we need well-trained Intermediaries that can guide and handle players with off the pitch matters professionally. I urge you to put into consideration whatever you have been taught during the two day period. You are going to deal with professional players and you will invest alot. Make sure the player is comfortable.‘ said Hamid Juma

Participants attending the closing ceremony

Participants had a chance to learn about Intermediary regulations, FUFA and its Development Programmes, dispute resolutions, FUFA Communications, ITC concept and DTMS, FUFA regulations on status and transfer of players, and administrative procedure of Intermediaries before they were examined on Tuesday evening.

Hajjati Aisha Nalule during the training

Decolas Kiiza (FUFA Deputy CEO -Football), Hajjat Aisha Nalule (FUFA Competitions Director), Ahmed Hussein (FUFA Communications Director), Denis Lukambi (FUFA Legal Manager), and Emmanuel Kazoora (IT Manager) were the the Instructors