Ugandan international Ronald Ssekiganda has been officially unveiled as the newest signing for Rwanda Premier League powerhouse Armée Patriotique Rwandaise Football Club (APR FC). The 24-year-old midfielder has signed a long-term deal with the military-backed side, marking a significant step in his professional career.
Unveiling Ceremony
The unveiling took place at APR’s headquarters in Kigali, where Ssekiganda was presented in the club’s iconic black and white colors. Ssekiganda, a former SC Villa captain, becomes the latest Ugandan talent to join the Rwandan top flight, following in the footsteps of other Cranes stars who have previously ventured into the region’s competitive league.
Key Reinforcement
APR FC, 20-time Rwandan champions and regular CAF interclub competitors, identified Ssekiganda as a key reinforcement in their quest to dominate domestically and make a deeper run on the continental stage. Known for his calm presence in midfield, vision, and ability to dictate play, Ssekiganda is expected to play a pivotal role in APR’s engine room.
Pre-Season Preparations
With pre-season around the corner, Ssekiganda is expected to quickly integrate with the squad under the guidance of head coach Thierry Froger, as APR eyes a return to continental prominence. Ssekiganda’s transfer is also seen as part of APR’s broader plan to bolster their squad with regional talent in preparation for both the 2025/2026 Rwanda Premier League season and the CAF Champions League qualifiers.
Ssekiganda’s Impact
Ssekiganda’s signing is a significant boost to APR FC’s midfield, and his experience playing for SC Villa and the Ugandan national team will undoubtedly be valuable assets for the team. With his skills and vision, Ssekiganda is poised to make a lasting impact on APR FC’s success in the upcoming seasons.
