Hon. Abraham Luzzi says FUFA blocked his plan to build 30 stadiums, drove away a major investor, and failed to appreciate his massive contributions to Ugandan football—prompting him to walk away from the game entirely.

FUFA has backed down on its proposed 2025/2026 Uganda Premier League format after pushback from clubs, with Vipers SC leading the resistance. The federation says the pause will allow time for better understanding and consultation on the planned reforms.

Former FUFA boss and Vipers SC CEO Dr. Lawrence Mulindwa has raised serious doubts about FUFA’s promise of UGX 3.4B for clubs under the new league format, citing unpaid dues and poor financial discipline.

FUFA raises Uganda Premier League prize money to UGX 532 million for 2025/26, a 316% increase, but top clubs resist the new format.

Denis Onyango is back in the Uganda Cranes squad after four years, ahead of crucial 2026 World Cup qualifying matches against Mozambique and Somalia.

FUFA president Moses Magogo has encouraged Uganda Cranes players to maximize their CHAN earnings by staying longer in camp and winning more matches. With $100 daily allowances, match bonuses, and a Shs 1.2b State House pledge per win, the players stand to benefit greatly if they remain disciplined and focused.

FUFA has announced a new structure for the Uganda Premier League starting in the 2025/26 season. The league will feature 16 teams under a three-round format designed to enhance competition, with every stage offering new stakes, from championship battles to survival fights.

President Museveni has pledged UGX 1.2 billion for every Uganda Cranes win at CHAN 2024. The announcement, made by FUFA President Moses Magogo, is expected to boost morale and performance among players. This move aligns with Museveni’s efforts to promote local talent and elevate Uganda’s football reputation continentally.