Kawempe ready for Caf Schools Cup, says Head Coach Ayub Khalifan

By Emmanuel Sekago

As the Caf Schools Cup draws near, the Kawempe Muslim School girls’ football team stands poised and prepared, exuding confidence and determination under the guidance of their esteemed Head Coach, Ayub Khalifan.

With the tournament on the horizon, Coach Khalifan’s words resonate with assurance as he affirms that his team is more than ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead.

Coach Khalifan’s unwavering belief in his players reflects the countless hours of hard work, dedication, and strategic preparation that have gone into shaping the team’s readiness for this prestigious event.

Through meticulous training sessions, tactical drills, and mental conditioning, he has instilled a winning mentality within the squad, fostering a sense of unity and resilience that will serve them well on the field of play.

The Kawempe Muslim School girls’ football team, buoyed by their coach’s confidence and guidance, approaches the Caf Schools Cup with a clear sense of purpose and a burning desire to succeed.

They understand the significance of this opportunity to represent their school, their community, and their country on the continental stage, and they are fully committed to giving their all in pursuit of glory.

As they step onto the field, adorned in their school colors with pride in their hearts, the players of Kawempe Muslim School embody the spirit of perseverance and sportsmanship.

With every pass, every tackle, and every goal, they will showcase the talent, skill, and determination that define them as athletes and as a team.

Coach Khalifan’s declaration of readiness is not merely a statement of confidence; it is a rallying cry, a call to action that galvanizes his players to rise to the occasion and seize their moment in the spotlight.

With him at the helm and their collective resolve as their driving force, the Kawempe Muslim School girls’ football team stands ready to make their mark on the Caf Schools Cup and etch their names into the annals of sporting history.