Uganda Cranes defender Rogers Torach Ochaki has signed a three-year contract with Algerian topflight side CS Constantine. The move secures the defender's future in North Africa following his recent involvement with Vipers SC during the 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup in Rwanda.
This transfer marks another significant step for Ugandan talent abroad. Torach joins a growing list of Ugandans making waves in the Algerian league, joining the likes of Allan Okello who previously featured for AC Paradou. Wamma, the boy is really on the move!
Where did Rogers Torach Ochaki move to?
Rogers Torach Ochaki has moved to the Algerian topflight side CS Constantine on a three-year deal. The defender's recent stint with Vipers SC in the 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup helped boost his profile before this lucrative North African deal was inked.
Torach's progression is impressive. After proving his mettle in the competitive environment of the StarTimes Uganda Premier League with Vipers SC, he has now earned a long-term deal in Algeria. It is a massive jump from domestic football to the Algerian top tier.
How did Torach earn this Algerian move?
Torach earned his CS Constantine contract through consistent performances, most notably his recent participation with Vipers SC in the 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup held in Rwanda. This continental exposure provided the perfect platform for his transition to Algerian football.
His ability to handle high-pressure situations was evident during the Kagame Cup. For a defender, moving to a league as physically demanding as the Algerian topflight is no small feat. He will be looking to build on the momentum he gained while playing for the Venemoni.
Is Rogers Torach the next big Ugandan in Algeria?
Rogers Torach is following the footsteps of other Ugandan internationals like Allan Okello to make a mark in Algeria's top division.
Source: Kawowo Sports
