Ugandan star lands in Kenya ahead of potential move to FKF Premier League giants Gor Mahia

Gor Mahia are rumored to be in talks with Ugandan striker Charles Bbaale plying his trade in the Rwandan league.

Ugandan forward Charles Bbaale has arrived in Kenya, fueling speculation about his anticipated move to FKF Premier League (FKFPL) giants Gor Mahia.

The defending champions are keen on bolstering their attacking department, as confirmed by the club’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Raymond Oruo.

“We are particularly looking to strengthen striking positions, so we are targeting an out-and-out striker,” Oruo remarked the prevoius week, highlighting the club’s priority during the mid-season transfer window.


FKF Premier League champions Gor Mahia are looking to bolster the squad with key reinforcements during the January transfer window.


Reports from news oultet Pan-Africa Football indicate that the record 21-time KPL champions, have identified the former Rayon Sports striker as a top target to enhance their attacking options.

This move aligns with their ambitions to retain the league title in an increasingly competitive season.

Bbaale, who ended his 18-month tenure with Rwandan side, touched down in Nairobi on Monday as negotiations intensify.

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The forward joined Rayon Sports at the start of the 2023 season following a standout campaign with SC Villa in the Uganda Premier League.

During his stint with Rayon, Bbaale played a pivotal role in their 2023 FERWAFA Super Cup triumph, netting a crucial goal in their commanding 3-0 victory over archrivals APR FC.

However, the current season has been challenging for Bbaale, with limited playing opportunities and only two league goals to his name. Despite this, Gor Mahia’s interest underscores their belief in his potential to rejuvenate their frontline.

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K’Ogalo have struggled with converting chances in recent matches, underscoring the need for a prolific striker to lead their title defense.

The defending champions currently sit third on the FKF Premier League table with 28 points, eight points adrift of joint leaders Kenya Police and Tusker, who are tied at 36 points but separated by goal difference in favor of Kenya Police.

If the deal materializes, Bbaale could be the talisman Gor Mahia need to mount a robust challenge for the title in the second half of the season as fans eagerly await official confirmation of his signing with the club looking to reinforce its squad and reclaim the league’s top spot.