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| Full name | Abdul Samadu Musafiri | ||
Abdul Samadu Musafiri is a Ugandan football manager who was in charge of Kenyan side Nairobi City Stars in 2017, [1] [2] and Ugandan Premier League club MYDA FC in 2021. [3] [4] [5] [6]
References
- ^ Futaa, 2 Jul 2017 NSL side closing in on Ugandan coach
- ^ Futaa, 13 Jul 2017 Amboko drafted asCity Stars names new look technical bench
- ^ Football 256, 9 Dec 2020 MYDA coach Samadu on Police defeat: “Disappointed but not broken”
- ^ Uganda Radio Network, 5 Apr 2016 MYDA FC Drops Musafiri As Head Coach
- ^ Kawowo, 5 Apr 2021 Abdul Samadu Musafiri: Sacked MYDA head coach cries foul over 2 years salary arrears
- ^ Goal, 6 Apr 2021 MYDA FC part ways with Samadu as Madanda takes charge
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| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Abdul Samadu Musafiri | ||
Abdul Samadu Musafiri is a Ugandan football manager who was in charge of Kenyan side Nairobi City Stars in 2017, [1] [2] and Ugandan Premier League club MYDA FC in 2021. [3] [4] [5] [6]
References
- ^ Futaa, 2 Jul 2017 NSL side closing in on Ugandan coach
- ^ Futaa, 13 Jul 2017 Amboko drafted asCity Stars names new look technical bench
- ^ Football 256, 9 Dec 2020 MYDA coach Samadu on Police defeat: “Disappointed but not broken”
- ^ Uganda Radio Network, 5 Apr 2016 MYDA FC Drops Musafiri As Head Coach
- ^ Kawowo, 5 Apr 2021 Abdul Samadu Musafiri: Sacked MYDA head coach cries foul over 2 years salary arrears
- ^ Goal, 6 Apr 2021 MYDA FC part ways with Samadu as Madanda takes charge
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