Moses Nsereko Why KCCA FC's greatest player of all time remains a talking point as KCCA FC fans revisit his 15-year loyalty. Nsereko's refusal to leave KCCA despite transfer offers reshaped his legacy. The Master Planner's impact began in 1970 when he joined as a ball-boy and rose to midfield stardom.
Nsereko dominated Ugandan football from 1970 to 1985. His 1976 league title win came alongside 13 goals, making him the top-scorer that season. He later secured a Cecafa Club Championship in 1978,
Opponents feared Nsereko's raw power and tactical genius. Teams knew they had to stop him first to beat KCCA. His 1978 Africa Cup of Nations best eleven nod highlighted his continental reputation. Nsereko's nickname 'Kisolo Ky’amaanyi' reflected his bulldozing midfield style.
Nsereko's discipline defined his career. He never sought greener pastures despite offers abroad. Bidandi Ssali's coaching transformed him from a right winger to a midfield maestro. His dribbling and distribution skills made him complete. Nsereko's 1985 retirement marked the end of an era.
The argument doing the rounds in Kampala is whether Allan Okello could surpass Nsereko. Supporters split: some praise Okello's later goals, but Nsereko's character and longevity seal his GOAT status. KCCA's faithful now debate which legend deserves eternal fame.
Source: Uganda Observer
