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Romeo Sekitto, a prolific striker scouted from the competitive SMACK league, and Wogute James Junior, a versatile midfielder discovered during the Inter University League while representing Makerere University Business School (MUBS), have spent four transformative years at GK Sport Academy. Under the expert guidance of the academy’s founder, Gibby Kalule, they honed their skills, developed their game sense, and prepared to take on the international football scene.
“This is a proud moment for the academy,” said Gibby Kalule, beaming with excitement. “Their progress is a testament to hard work, determination, and the value of nurturing young talent. We’re thrilled to see them pursue their dreams and will continue to support them every step of the way.”
The academy’s success reflects not only the players’ dedication but also the tireless efforts of programs like the SMACK league. Known for its inclusive recruitment strategy, the league creates opportunities for community-based talent to shine as guest players, expanding the pool of skilled footballers across Uganda.
The news has sparked widespread celebrations, with the academy reiterating its commitment to developing world-class talent that will represent Uganda on the global stage.
As Romeo and Wogute head to Ghana to chase their dreams, GK Sport Academy extends its heartfelt congratulations to both players and their families. The academy also celebrates Gibby Kalule’s exceptional ability to identify and nurture talent, further solidifying GK Sport Academy’s reputation as a beacon of football excellence in Uganda.
The entire GK Sport Academy family stands united in cheering for Romeo and Wogute as they embark on this exciting journey.
Congratulations and best wishes to the stars of tomorrow!
