Sell-On Clause Pays Off For Kigezi HomeBoyz FC.

Sell-On clause Pays Off For Kigezi HomeBoyz FC

Kigezi HomeBoyz FC Scores Big from Waibi Charles Moses’ Transfer

Kigezi HomeBoyz FC has landed a windfall of UGX 30 million from the transfer of Waibi Charles Moses to Nairobi United FC. The club, currently plying their trade in the Uganda Second tier, was entitled to a 30% sell-on clause as part of Waibi’s contract with NEC FC, which triggered the payment following his move to the Kenyan top-flight side.

Waibi’s impressive performances in the CAF Confederations Cup preliminary round matches, including a goal in the return leg against Nairobi United FC, caught the eye of the Kenyan side, and they eventually secured his services.

Waibi Charles Moses celebrating after scoring for NEC FC against Nairobi United Football Club in the CAF Confederations Cup preliminary round.

The 30 million shillings will go a long way in boosting the club’s coffers and is a testament to the shrewd business acumen of Kigezi HomeBoyz FC’s management.

This deal serves as a valuable lesson for Ugandan clubs, highlighting the importance of including sell-on clauses in player contracts. By doing so, clubs can reap financial benefits from future transfers, even if the player has moved on to another team. It’s a smart way to generate revenue and invest in the growth of the club.

Kigezi HomeBoyz FC’s gain from Waibi’s transfer should put other clubs on notice, emphasizing the need to prioritize player contract negotiations and secure their financial interests.

The deal also underscores Waibi’s growing reputation as a talented young player. Having made his debut for Nairobi United FC in their recent win over KCB, he’s already making an impact in the Kenyan top league. With his technical skills and goal-scoring prowess, expect big things from this Ugandan forward.

Nairobi United FC will return in action to away to Kenya Police Football club at Police SACCO Stadium