Africa Uganda's Cranes Arrive in Morocco for Training Camp Ahead of AFCON Clash with Nigeria

The Digest:

Uganda’s national team has landed in Casablanca for an intensive 11-day training camp in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, where they will face Nigeria, Tunisia, and Tanzania in a challenging Group C. The Cranes will play two international friendlies during their stay as they finalize plans to compete in one of the tournament’s toughest brackets.

Key Points:

• Uganda arrived in Casablanca with a 17-player delegation ahead of AFCON 2025
• The team will undergo an 11-day training camp in Morocco
• Two international friendly matches are scheduled during the camp
• Uganda is in Group C alongside Nigeria, Tunisia, and Tanzania
• Their opening match is against Tunisia on December 23 in Fès
• The remaining squad players are set to join the camp later this week
• Coach Paul Put is preparing the team for a highly competitive group phase

Before the storm of competition, there is the calm of preparation. Uganda’s focused camp reflects the universal truth that nations, like teams, must root themselves in readiness long before they face their fiercest tests.

Sources: Pulse Sports, Complete Sports