Moussa Saleh umukinnyi w’ikipe ya Gorilla Fc wabaye umuyede mbere yogukinira Gorilla Fc🥹🙌🏿
Mbere ya covid yakinaga muri junior ya as kigali yatozwaga na coach bangala covid ije irasenyuka ibintu birakomera atangira gukora imirimo y‘ikiyede kubumba amatafari nibindi umupira yari yarawuretse rero nyuma ya covid iri gucururuka nibwo yatangiye kujya akina bisanzwe umugabo bita kasim warushinzwe kureba abakinnyi muri tsinda batsinde ya Nyakwigendera Alain Mukurarinda nibwo yamukunze amujyanamo.
Muri 2021 ahakina amezi 8 ahita agaruka ikigali nibwo umugabo warumuzi Arumwana bita Maitre Ibrahim safari yamufashije amushyira mu ikipe mu ikipe ye yakinaga 3rd division yitwaga future generation niho cityboys yamubonye iramusinyisha Ava muri cityboys ajya muri gorilla coach Ivan minnaert ubu urigutoza vipers Niwe wamujyanye muri gorilla igihe yayitozaga 🔥
3rd division na 2nd division yabiknnye amezi 7nigice ubu arigukinira Gorilla Fc abana ba President wa Gorilla shaffy n shanny Barimubantu bamurwaniye ishyaka muri Iyikipe
Courage @m.mudeyi Imbere niheza
Before COVID-19, Moussa played for AS Kigali’s junior team under Coach Bangala. When the pandemic hit, the league stopped and he had to leave football, doing hard manual work like brickmaking to survive.
As football resumed, he returned to the game. A scout named Kasim noticed his talent and recommended him to a club.
In 2021, Moussa moved to Kigali and played for eight months before going back home, where Maitre Ibrahim Safari helped him join Future Generation in the 3rd Division.
City Boys then signed him, and he later moved to Gorilla FC after Coach Ivan Minnaert brought him in. Moussa impressed quickly, playing in both the 3rd and 2nd Divisions for about seven and a half months before reaching the top tier.
He now plays for Gorilla FC, supported by the President’s sons, Shaffy and Shanny. 🔥
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