Ugandan international and attacker Calvin Kabuye has sealed a loan move to Swedish second tier side Varbergs BoIS from the country’s top-flight outfit Mjällby AIF.
The 22-year-old has penned down a short-term contract that will run until the end of the ongoing Swedish division two season at the end of November this year.
He is set to help the team earn promotion to the top-flight. After 14 games, Varbergs BoIS sit fourth on the table with 25 points, behind table leaders, Kalmer FF.
In the 2024/25 season at Mjällby AIF, Kabuye played five games after joining from Sandvikens, which sits in the second tier, in February.
At Sandvikens, Kabuye had made 30 competitive appearances, as he scored ten goals and assisted on one occasion. That represented an improvement, as he had netted four goals and assisted three at Ostersunds FK in 29 matches in 2023.
Meanwhile, at the international stage, after several summons, Kabuye managed to make his long awaited debut for the Uganda national senior team, the Cranes against Congo Brazzaville, as they sealed qualification to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
