Versatile Ugandan defender, Nathan Asiimwe George, who plies his trade for Charlton Athletic FC in England, has received a prestigious call-up to join the Uganda Cranes squad for their upcoming international friendly matches in Marrakech, Morocco.
Asimwe’s inclusion comes as a testament to his outstanding performances and adaptability, as he is capable of playing anywhere across the entire backline.
The Uganda Cranes are gearing up for two crucial matches during the forthcoming FIFA International window.
The first encounter is scheduled for March 22nd, 2024, where Uganda will face off against Comoros. Following this, on March 26th, 2024, the Cranes will take on another opponent in their quest for international success.
These friendly matches hold significant importance for the Ugandan national team as they serve as vital preparation ahead of a busy international schedule looming on the horizon.
With the AFCON 2025 qualifiers on the horizon and the FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign set to resume, the matches in Marrakech will provide crucial opportunities for team cohesion, tactical refinement, and player development.
For Nathan Asiimwe George, this call-up represents a chance to showcase his skills on the international stage and further solidify his standing as a key asset for both Charlton Athletic and the Uganda Cranes.
As he joins his national teammates in Morocco, George will undoubtedly bring his determination, versatility, and defensive prowess to the forefront, aiming to make a lasting impact and contribute to his country’s footballing aspirations.
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