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Travis Mutyaba says that he turned down offers from America and Asia as he hunts for a move to Europe.
Travis Mutyaba has claimed that he rejected moves to the United States of America as he waits for a move to the more lucrative European market.
The SC Villa forward has been on the rise, flapping through the national junior ranks to the Uganda Cranes.
For a player his age, any move overseas would be a dream come true but the young Jogoo feels he can only trade the blue shirt for another in Europe.
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04:53 - 14.04.2023
FOOTBALL Tricked and Trapped: The story of Sepuya and the missing millions
What started as a promising partnership between the two has transposed into a 'scam scandal', with back and forth accusations after Sepuya working with a person in FUFA, allegedly duped up to UGX 102.8 million from Musoke.
Speaking to a Greek blog, Sports DNA, the youngster claims that he turned down offers from America, Dubai and Saudi Arabia as he narrows his options.
“Of course, it is my dream to compete in Europe,” Mutyaba was quoted by the website claiming, “I had the opportunity but we (him, his father Patrick Semakula and agent) rejected offers from Dubai, America and Saudi Arabia with a lot of money.
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15:20 - 09.04.2023
FOOTBALL Villa’s 22-1 win over Akol killed Ugandan football
But the great rivalry between the three clubs was at the fore of Ugandan football’s biggest debacle in 2003. Senior Sports Journalist Hassan Badru Zziwa, relives the chaotic end to the 2003 season.
“My ambitions are beyond money,” he adds!
The youngster makes the statement at a time when local football agent Eugene Sepuya denied reports that he represents the player and claims SC Villa owns the player.
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