Another huge milestone for Ibrahim Kasule at Red Bull

Following his extended impressive performance, where he scored five goals in as many matches, Ibrahim Baba Kasule claimed his second MLS NEXT Pro Player of the Month honour for August.

Having scooped it in July, the Ugandan youngster has now won the award for the second consecutive month, a feat no other player in the league has accomplished this season.

He kicked off the month in the middle of a statement 5-0 victory over Columbus Crew 2, where Kasule scored a goal to bring his season total up to eleven.

In the next match against Atlanta, Kasule notched his brace in a dominant performance, with the first goal coming from a thunderous low drive from distance.

The midfielder’s second was from the penalty spot, where he continued his perfect 6-6 record this season to help solidify the victory over Atlanta United 2.

In the next one against Chicago Fire II, Kasule scored New York’s second goal of the match to pull the team level right before the halftime break.

That wouldn’t be all for Kasule, who put his side up 5-3 with the eventual match-winning goal for his second of the night.

Ibrahim Kasule has proven how much his hard work is paying off this season, and he continues to receive the recognition he deserves.

The midfielder recently made his MLS Debut after being subbed on in the 64th minute in the New York Red Bulls match against the New England Revolution on August 30.

These awards, milestones, and club records seem to be just the beginning for the young Ugandan, who, along with teammate Frank Ssebufu, made the Cranes final squad for the AFCON qualifier against Niger.

Uganda Cranes traveling squad for Niger Match

Goalkeepers: Ismail Watenga, Salim Omar Magoola, Nafian Alionzi

Defenders: Kenneth Semakula, Elvis Bwomono, Abdu Aziizi Kayondo, Isaac Muleme, Halidi Lwaliwa, Bevis Mugabi, Musa Ramathan, Joseph Ochaya

Midfielders: Khalid Aucho, Bobosi Byaruhanga, Taddeo Lwanga, Milton Karisa, Laban Tibiita, Faruku Miya, Ibrahim Kasule, Moses Waiswa

Forwards: Rogers Mato, Fahad Bayo, Richard Bassangwa, Frank Ssebufu