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The right -wing Ugandan wing, Travis Mutaaba, has become close to moving to the Tunisian club Sfaxien during the current summer transfer window, in a new deal in the team’s moves to support its attack line in preparation for the next season.

Primary approval

The Tunisian “Mosaique” radio stated that the 19 -year -old has granted his initial approval to join Sfaxien, and that negotiations are close to its end, in preparation for the signing of official contracts in the next few days.

Multiple experiences

Muteaba previously represented the Egyptian Zamalek, where he won the team the African Confederation Cup, and also had a professional experience in the French club Bordeaux, during which he participated in 24 games last season. On the international level, he defended the colors of the Uganda national team on 19 occasion, during which he scored two goals.

An unfinished deal

Muttaba was on the threshold of moving to Della Gori club in January, but the deal stumbled in the last moments despite Bordeaux’s desire to sell it, due to the financial pressure suffered by the French club, and his attempt to reduce salaries.

Zamalek explains

For his part, Ahmed Salem, the official spokesman for the Zamalek Club, revealed the details of the player’s departure, explaining that the contract was on loan for 30 thousand dollars with the eligibility of purchase of 150 thousand dollars, but the coach Jose Gomez preferred to rely on the youngsters and not to activate the purchase item.

Divide and farewell

Salem pointed out that the player obtained the equivalent of 32 thousand dollars from Zamalek, and waived part of his remaining dues, which amounted to 700 thousand Egyptian pounds, it was agreed on its schedule in two batches until the end of the year. The spokesperson concluded his speech by wishing success to the player, stressing the need to investigate the accuracy in transferring numbers and information.

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