Kagoma joins Simba

Joel JJ By Joel JJ
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8 Jul 2024
Kagoma joins Simba

Simba Club has announced the signing of midfielder, Yusuph Kagoma from Singida Fountain Gate

Kagome has signed a three-year contract to serve the Msimbazi Reds

The Tanzanian midfielder, Kagoma is an attacking midfielder, going to fight with six other stars who play in that area of ​​attacking midfielder

Other players who are in his position are Fabrice Ngoma, Mzamiru Yassin, Sadio Kanoute, Babacar Sarr, Debora Fernandes Mavambo and Augustine Okajepha

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