The Maroons FC captain, who endured a torrid eight months on the sidelines nursing a third metatarsal fracture, returned to the green during the preseason.
Injuries are part of sport, but what counts is how you bounce back, which David Ndihabwe has achieved after recovering from a lengthy injury.
The Maroons FC captain, who endured a torrid eight months on the sidelines nursing a third metatarsal fracture, returned to the green during the preseason.
Including featuring prominently in his side's 3-0 emphatic league win over Wakiso Giants on Sunday on match day one.
Ndihambwe says it feels great to be back and ready to go, having had a good preseason with the Luzira-based side.
"It feels good to be back again. I now have had a full preseason under my belt, and I am ready," Ndihabwe added.
13:16 - 18.09.2023
FOOTBALL Tusuubira buoyed by impressive display against Wakiso Giants
Maroons FC winger Abraham Tusuubira can walk with his head held high after he put up a great display, helping his side to a 3-0 league win away to Wakiso Giants FC on Sunday.
"It felt great to be out there again in my first competitive game for the club in over eight months," he told the club website.
The former Express FC combative midfielder adds that focus now shifts to their next league outing against record league winners S.C Villa at home, noting that preparations are underway to pick up maximum points.
"We know they (S.C Villa) pose a very different and difficult challenge, but we have been working on ourselves in training, and we will be ready come Sunday," he stressed.
10:24 - 18.09.2023
FOOTBALL Senfuma lauds Ojok, opens up on how Maroons executed Wakiso Giants win
Maroons conjured a dominant 3-0 league win on the day, their first of the season. Senfuma explains that the winning formula was the team's momentum throughout the game and catching the hosts on the counterattack.
The two-time Uganda Premier League champions, who won the last meeting when the two sides last met in Luzira, are hoping for a perfect start in the campaign.
The Joogos, on the other hand, are hoping to bounce back from their 2-1 defeat to newly promoted Kitara FC on matchday one.
The game on Sunday will kick off at 3 p.m.