URA Football Club midfielders Godfrey Ssekibengo and John Innocent Kisolo have expressed deep gratitude and determination after officially extending their contracts with the club until 2029, pledging to reward the faith shown in them by delivering consistent performances on the pitch.
The duo, both regarded as part of URA FC’s emerging midfield core, shared emotional and ambitious reactions following the confirmation of their long-term commitment to the Tax Collectors.
Ssekibengo: “This is a big responsibility, I must keep improving”
For Godfrey Ssekibengo, the renewal represents both pride and pressure, as he prepares to take the next step in his development at the club.
“I feel very happy and honoured to sign a new contract with URA FC. It shows the trust the club has in me, but it also comes with responsibility.
I must keep working harder, improving my game, and making sure I repay this trust with good performances every time I get a chance.”
Ssekibengo added that staying long-term gives him the motivation to push for greater consistency and help the team compete for trophies.
Kisolo: “I will fight to justify this trust every day”
John Innocent Kisolo also welcomed the extension with strong commitment, describing it as a defining moment in his career and a challenge he is ready to embrace.
“I am really grateful to URA FC for believing in me and giving me this long-term contract. It is a great feeling, but I know it doesn’t end here.
I must now work even harder to justify this trust. Every training session and every match, I will fight to give my best for this badge.”
Kisolo emphasized his desire to grow into a more influential midfielder within the squad over the coming seasons.
A Shared Commitment to the URA FC Project
Both players highlighted the importance of patience, discipline, and continuous improvement, acknowledging the role of the club’s technical team and management in their development so far.
Their renewed commitment until 2029 is seen as a strong vote of confidence in URA FC’s long-term football project.
“We owe the club everything” – a united mindset
In a shared reflection, both players agreed on one message: the opportunity given to them must be repaid.
With long-term security now in place, Ssekibengo and Kisolo say the focus shifts fully to performance, growth, and helping URA FC achieve its ambitions in the seasons ahead.