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The final piece of business had the Army side net down Vipers SC midfielder David Bagoole on a six-month loan deal.
A massively busy January transfer window for Uganda Premier League outfit Gaddafi FC has brought in eight new faces.
The final piece of business had the Army side net down Vipers SC midfielder David Bagoole on a six-month loan deal.
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Bagoole, who only rejoined the Vipers at the start of the current season, has made the move to Jinja in search of more playing time.
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16:05 - 13.01.2024
TRANSFERS Official: 'A new adventure beckons' for Sserubiri as Villa confirms his exit
Sserubiri's departure has been hinged around his reported unpleasant relationship with some technical bench members, including head coach Dusan Stojanovic.
In this campaign with the Venoms, he had only played two times in the league out of a possible 15.
Meanwhile, Qaddafi had initially signed former SC Villa and URA FC midfielder Ivan Sserubiri, who came in with vast experience.
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The Soldier Boys also nailed the signatures of Muna Kalule, Hassan Musana from Villa, as well as defender Bashir Asiku from Wakiso Giants FC.
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12:14 - 01.02.2024
Abdu Lumala's long, emotional and soothing farewell to Vipers
In his touchy farewell remarks, Lumala was all praises for the club honchos for the opportunity to don the shirt.
They also signed Jackson Wabuleta from Blacks Power and Abubakar Kasimba from Arua Hill DC alongside (Busiro) Masaza Cup star Lawrence Kambugu.
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11:11 - 01.02.2024
KCCA include Kankonde in 34-man second round squad
It was indicated that Kankonde's disappearance stemmed from the gangly forward's misunderstanding with former head coach Sergio Traguil about his lack of playing time.
Having rounded off the first half of the campaign 13th on the 16-team log with 16 points, Gaddafi will seek redemption in the round. They open it with a home tie against URA slated for Friday.
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