Former Ugandan football ace Ahmed “French Cut” Ssenyange has passed away. The former KCCA winger was reportedly found dead on Saturday morning in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Ssenyange, born on December 25, 1974, in Namaiba Village, Mukono District, enjoyed a successful career with KCC FC from 1989 to 1994.
He joined the club directly from Namilyango College, showcasing exceptional talent alongside renowned players like Jackson Mayanja, George Nsimbe, Sadiq Wassa, Baker Masiko, and Sam Simbwa.
In 1995, Ssenyange moved to Arua before leaving Uganda for the United States of America. He later relocated to the Netherlands in 2009.
In recent years, Ssenyange faced challenges, including homelessness. Despite undergoing rehabilitation efforts, he unfortunately succumbed to his struggles.
Despite facing personal challenges in recent years, including homelessness, Ssenyange remained determined to contribute to the sport he loved.
In an interview with Kawowo Sports in 2013, he disclosed that he had been actively pursuing a coaching career, hoping to share his wealth of knowledge and experience with aspiring footballers. Sadly, his ambitions have been tragically cut short.
Tributes have already started falling in led by his former club KCCA who tweeted that they were disheartened to learn of his passing.
